A class act : inquiry into the status of the teaching profession / Senate Employment, Education and...
A class act : inquiry into the status of the teaching profession / Senate Employment, Education and Training References Committee.
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Canberra : The Committee, 1998.
Date
1998.
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N371.100994/12
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Language
English
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Physical content
xiv, 257, [49] p. ; 25 cm.
Contents
Overview -- Chapter 2. Taking teaching seriously -- ch. 3. Status and professionalism -- ch. 4. Perceptions of teachers' status -- ch. 5. The outside school environment - factors affecting teachers' morale, professionalism and status -- ch. 6. The school environment - factors affecting teachers' mor...
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Publisher
Canberra : The Committee, 1998.
Place of Publication
Australian Capital Territory
Date Published
1998.
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Summary
Terms of reference: (1) Describe community attitudes towards teachers and the ways in which schools operate; (2) Examine the expectations of teachers regarding their careers and identify those issues which bear most significantly upon job satisfaction, stress and their ability to carry out their work efficiently and effectively; (3) Develop a natio...
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A class act : inquiry into the status of the teaching profession / Senate Employment, Education and Training References Committee.
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Parliamentary paper / The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 0727-4181 ; no. 51.
"March 1998".
Chair: Rosemary Crowley.
Includes bibliographical references.
Additional physical form availability note
Also available as Parliamentary paper (Australia. Parliament) ; 51/1998.
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N371.100994/12
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74VMjLlelNEZ
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ISBN
0642251703
9780642251701
ISSN
0727-4181
DDC
371.100994
MMS ID
991001125159702626