Mavericks, Missionaries, Mercenaries, Misfits
There is a saying that teachers who go remote are “mavericks, missionaries, mercenaries or misfits”. We could add money-hungry… or maladroit (lacking competence), muddler (someone
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There is a saying that teachers who go remote are “mavericks, missionaries, mercenaries or misfits”. We could add money-hungry… or maladroit (lacking competence), muddler (someone

Remote outback schools need competent, knowledgeable and experienced teachers. Often it is young, enthusiastic, unattached less experienced graduate or early career teachers who are able

This is a blog post that I (Hakea) wish someone had written before I took up my first teaching position. I had heard people raving
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of Australia and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.