Where are the physics teachers? Challenges and opportunities in retaining physics teachers (Whalley)

By Mark Whalley

Issue 389 | Page 4 | Published Nov 2023

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Mark Whalley discusses the challenges of physics teacher retention, and reflects on some possible solutions

Science teacher retention

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