About 8000 teachers marched from Optus Stadium on Tuesday,joined by thousands more in the regions and even more watching the rally online.
Whether they’re getting high distinctions or failing it doesn’t make a difference. They’re all wasting their time,money,arrogance,self-belief and unlined skin.
“A 0.25 per cent increase from first to second offer is not an offer that we can present to our membership ... they would reject it instantly,” union president Matt Jarman said.
After decades of the reading wars,another ideological culture battle is set to ignite when teachers return from their school holidays.
More than 80 public schools across Western Australia have confirmed they will close,or partially close during the teachers’ strike.
Teachers across many of the state’s public high schools and primary schools will abandon their posts on Tuesday over a recent “insulting” pay rise offer.
But doesn’t get shirty.
And it’s the worst idea since sliced bread.
Are more teachers leaving or being hired? It’s not the only question facing Queensland education in an election year.
Probably best to start with a clean slate.
Lest you end up on the deck.