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teacher-pupil ratio

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teacher-pupil ratio [ˌtiːtʃəˌpjuːplˈreɪʃɪəʊ] Nproporción f profesor-alumnos


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The challenge for the Government now is to cut primary school class sizes further so all youngsters under 11 can benefit from sensible teacher-pupil ratios.
Since 1997 we have increased the number of teachers from 84,000 to 129,000 and our next target is 132,000; we recognise that the teacher-pupil ratio is very important.
The union claims the educational needs of two-thirds of children are being neglected because of the teacher-pupil ratio.
 
 
 
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