Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time

Dealing with poor behaviour and reporting incidents is the most common workload burden affecting teachers' ability to help their students learn, according to a new survey of Queensland state schools.

Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time

Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time

Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time

Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time
Thousands of Queensland teachers say reporting student behaviour is a drain on valuable teaching time
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