Published: 2024-06-29
The Swedish government has tasked an ongoing investigation to review and regulate teachers' teaching time, including pre- and post-teaching duties.
Education Minister Lotta Edholm hopes this initiative will reduce stress for teachers and make the profession more attractive.
Since 1995, the teaching hours have not been regulated, causing a surge in non-teaching tasks and stress among teachers.
The new regulation aims to improve the quality of education and the working environment for teachers.
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