Education Minister Erica Stanford details a $131 million investment to improve maths, reading, and writing outcomes through targeted teacher training, structured curricula, and mandatory national assessments from Year 3 to 8, emphasizing teacher competence and accountability.
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You also announced over the weekend, we haven't talked since this the A to E thing, and the union said yesterday, the union said it doesn't suit all students. How much pushback are you getting from those sort of people? If you can't, I mean, if you're gonna push back against A to E, do they push back against everything?
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