The New Normal: Where are we right now when it comes to our educators?
The teacher/staffing shortage is real and getting worse. This together with burnout and low morale has brought us to the brink of a crisis.
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Jan 31, 2022, 3:28 PM
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The teacher/staffing shortage is real and getting worse. This together with burnout and low morale has brought us to the brink of a crisis.
Where are we right now when it comes to our educators?
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