Gender gap demands more scrutiny

By Computers Now
Community contribution / March 12, 2015

Despite the fact women form the majority of the teaching workforce, Australia has a significantly lower proportion of female principals than males, a new international study has found.

The findings, released in the latest OECD Teaching and Learning International Study (TALIS), reveal 57 per cent of upper-secondary teachers ...

This story appeared in the March 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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Gender gap demands more scrutiny

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