The resilience, tenacity of teaching troops

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It seems the country’s hope of salvaging something from investments made in education, hitherto, rests on the resilience and tenacity of the teaching troops and auxiliary staff. This character of a teacher as the survivor, the last stand on earth , is a source of hope and strength.

Like mount Zion teachers should stand firm, remain unshakeable and endure forever( psalm 125:1.

The teaching profession is under siege, plagued and infested by overwhelming and debilitating circumstances. The profession cannot breathe properly as things stand.

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The resilience, tenacity of teaching troops

It seems the country’s hope of salvaging something from investments made in education, hitherto, rests on the resilience and tenacity of the teaching troops and auxiliary staff. This character of a teacher as the survivor, the last stand on earth , is a source of hope and strength.

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