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New research on improving teacher wellbeing and retention - Education Review
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New research on improving teacher wellbeing and retention - Education Review
In the two years since Education Minister Jason Clare launched the Strengthening Induction through Quality Teaching Rounds project, more than 900 teachers from over 200 schools in every state and territory have taken part. The project aims to improve the morale, confidence, job satisfaction and retention of early career teachers across Australia based on a decade of rigorous research into the effects of QTR on teachers and students. The evidence…
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