20 Dec, 2015 @ 13:15
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Spanish teachers not properly assessed following qualification says report

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Spanish-teacher-blackboard (1)SPAIN is one of the only a few advanced countries that doesn’t regularly assess its teachers, a new study shows.

The OECD report on 37 economies lists Spain, Ireland, Italy and Israel as the only four that don’t require regular assessment of their teachers.

“In Spain, the only consequence of underperformance noted in an appraisal is the failure to progress to registered or certified teacher status,” the report says.

Joe Duggan (Reporter)

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  1. Teaching in Spain is a job for life, irrespective of talent, or even illness. One friend told me how her sons teacher used to collapse in class due to illness and how he was just promoted to deputy head The education system here really needs a total shake-up.

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