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Too many people drop out of teaching degrees – here are 4 ways to keep them studying

  • Written by: Beryl Exley, Professor, Griffith Institute for Educational Research, Griffith University, Griffith University

Australia’s state and federal education ministers recently agreed to work on a plan to fix the country’s teacher shortage.

The plan is due in December and one of five priority areas is “strengthening initial teacher education”.

Initial teacher education is the university degree students undertake to become registered...

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