Teacher Protections and Wages
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New Brunswick teachers in Canada will receive a 14.5 percent wage increase over five years, while a Taiwanese candidate vows to protect teachers from excessive work and false accusations. In Mexico, teachers in Baja California Sur extend their strike, demanding service improvements.
Kazakhstan President Demands Teachers Be Freed From Non-Educational Tasks
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has strongly emphasized the need to liberate educators from burdensome paperwork and endless reporting. He pointed out that the nation's educational database is currently undergoing modernization to integrate all government services, a process expected to alleviate teachers' routine administrative workload. "This last point is critical," Tokayev stated.…
Hostility in classrooms affects teachers in the country
Teachers in the Dominican Republic are facing a growing wave of hostility that is increasingly affecting their personal safety and the daily practice of teaching. Educators report receiving aggressive…
Philippe Geluck: 'When I saw two former teachers again 40 years later, we embraced with tears in our eyes'
Belgian cartoonist Philippe Geluck reminisced about his school days, recalling how he enjoyed making his classmates laugh even in primary school. He shared anecdotes from his school reports, often mar…
Greek Teachers to Receive Up to 50% Ferry Ticket Discounts for Relocation
Newly appointed teachers in Greece will benefit from significant discounts on ferry tickets as they relocate to their assigned posts for the 2026-2027 academic year. This initiative, a joint effort by…
Alarming study reveals Israeli teachers lag behind global peers substantially in all metrics
A recent study indicates that Israeli teachers perform substantially below their international counterparts in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills. The research, conducted by Yael Melzer of…
Dominican Teachers Union to Challenge Penal Code Articles
The Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP) is gearing up to challenge specific articles within the newly enacted Penal Code, citing concerns that they could undermine the teaching profession and subj…
