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Topic: Teachers want more pay for problem schools - 3 News NZ

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Teachers want more pay for problem schools - 3 News NZ

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Teachers want more pay for problem schools
3 News NZ - 20 hours ago
A discussion paper, to be presented at the Post Primary Teachers Association national conference this month, says that recruiting teachers to many of the poorest, low-decile schools was proving difficult because of the behaviour of some pupils, ...

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