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Teachers Union Head Links Academic Decline to Teacher Shortages

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Teachers Union Secretary-General Yaffa Ben-David attributed declining academic achievements to teacher shortages and lack of training, especially in Tel Aviv and Central districts. She also commented on a recent border explosion that killed Yair Vilensky, holding the Ministry of Education responsible for procedures. Ben-David stated that the union's warnings about these issues were ignored by the Treasury and Education ministries.

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  • Yaffa Ben-David links academic decline to teacher shortages and lack of training.
  • The Tel Aviv and Central districts face the biggest teacher shortages, according to Ben-David.
  • Ben-David blamed the Ministry of Education for procedures related to a border explosion.
  • The union's warnings about shortages were reportedly ignored by the Treasury and Education ministries.
  • Yair Vilensky was killed in an unexploded ordnance explosion on the northern border.

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