'Wellbeing stuff' is tactic to keep teachers distracted from real issues, ASTI conference hears

Bingo, calendars to count smiles and kindness tunnels are being promoted as "wellbeing" in Irish secondary schools as opposed to focusing on improving management practices.

'Wellbeing stuff' is tactic to keep teachers distracted from real issues, ASTI conference hears

Bingo, calendars to count smiles and kindness tunnels are being promoted as "wellbeing" in Irish secondary schools as opposed to focusing on improving management practices.

Motions on the topics of "wellbeing" and "overload" were heard at the annual congress of the Association of Secondary Teachers', Ireland (ASTI) in Wexford today.

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