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The Rising Tide of Stress in Australian Teachers

A recent study by UNSW Sydney has brought to light an alarming crisis among Australian educators. Reports indicate that 9 out of 10 teachers are experiencing severe levels of stress, with nearly 70% describing their workload as unmanageable. These figures are not just numbers on a page; they paint a picture of a profession in […]

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The Hidden Key to Beating Teacher Stress

Here’s a scene you may recognize: A teacher juggling lesson plans, grading stacks, lunch duty, and a hallway full of kids asking, “Did you grade my test yet?” Add on a surprise meeting from the principal, and the stress becomes almost unbearable. Now here’s the jaw-dropper: recent research found that nearly 40% of teachers report […]

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The Surprising? Link Between Teacher Commitment and Student Success

A single text message can be the difference between an hour of deep study and an hour lost down the TikTok rabbit hole. For future teachers, that moment isn’t just about grades—it’s about the kind of educator they’ll become. And new research shows that one hidden factor can make or break that focus: professional commitment. […]

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