The PM has mounted a gaslighting campaign on teachers during COVID-19

Carolyn Newall

By Carolyn Newall
Community contribution / April 24, 2020

Scott Morrison's treatment of teachers and the education profession in general shows either an egregious lack of understanding of the profession, or a carefully constructed campaign of gaslighting.

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By Carolyn Newall

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Carolyn Newall is CEO and co-founder of We Teach Well, and a passionate and experienced English and Literature teacher. She has over 19 years teaching experience, both in Australia and overseas. Carolyn did retire and is living in her beloved Melbourne but is missing the company of other passionate teachers. We Teach Well is a way of reconnecting with these teachers and making a difference in people's lives.

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