Wagga's Teachers Federation, John Pratt argued teaching is for high-ranking students

Jess Whitty
Updated August 15 2018 - 9:41pm, first published 5:34pm
NOT CONCERNED: For Chris Atherton, father of a four-year-old who will soon starting school, he argued that a student's low ATAR score does not reflect their full teaching capacities. Picture: Jess Whitty
NOT CONCERNED: For Chris Atherton, father of a four-year-old who will soon starting school, he argued that a student's low ATAR score does not reflect their full teaching capacities. Picture: Jess Whitty

Alarming figures have revealed that some students with ATARs below 20, have been admitted into teaching degrees, raising concerns on the competence of teachers.  

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Jess Whitty

Jess Whitty

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