Explore the impact of classroom disruption in Australia as Tracy Tully and Ned discuss solutions, lessons from overseas, and urgent calls for education reform. Uncover key insights now!
BX Business exCellence Exponential Conference and Awards at the Gold Coast. I kicked a lifelong goal! I’ve always been a judge but never an entrant. Thank you Matt Alderton of BX Business exCellence Exponential Conference and Awards at the Gold Coast. Thank you also to Colin Lee and Henry Wong for your outstanding encouragement and
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Interview with reporter, Steve Price in Chris Kenny’s program.
Talking about why Australian teachers aren’t valued by employers and community.…
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On Wednesday, Teachers’ Professional Association of Queensland secretary Tracy Tully spoke to Sunrise about the sitch.
She reckons bag checks and pocket searches aren’t enough to discourage students from suckling on the sweet electronic teat.
“I think we are beyond that now,” she said.
“I think the time has come where we need to do something much bigger and much more permanent.”
Hundreds of unvaccinated Queensland teachers have had their pay docked over 18 weeks, the news from a top Education bureaucrat delivered by a blistering email.
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Activism is ESSENTIAL to eliminate Stigma! STIGMA – What is it? It’s a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality or person. It’s a mark of shame or discredit. In society, stigma involves negative attitudes or discrimination against someone based on a distinguishing characteristic such as a mental illness, health condition or disability.
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More than 4000 school staff are believed to have been sacked or stood down across the state since January for not being vaccinated against Covid, triggering fears of a classroom ‘ramping’ crisis and teacher shortage.
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Things got a little fiery in state Parliament as I advocated for teachers and nurses to have a choice to join whichever industrial association/union they wanted to.
There is now competition amongst the unions which is a great thing.
Why would a government deny every teacher and nurse the choice to join a union which would save them hundreds of dollars??
Find out why – watch the debate above.
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A 7NEWS investigation has revealed Queensland teachers are being paid out more than $70,000 a day in workers’ compensation.
A significant number of claims stem from student violence, including sexual assault.
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