Teachers must not lose sight of real issues

IN THE forthcoming vote on the supervision and substitution scheme, I would urge ASTI members to carefully consider the real issues.

Sat, 01 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

The recently issued, green document by the Central Executive Council of ASTI needs to be read in a critical light because it reflects a particular viewpoint one which I, as a CEC member, do not accept. There is much emotion and several issues, which have little to do with the current proposals before ASTI members, are dragged in to strengthen a weak case.

Keep in mind three crucial points:

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