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News briefing: Teachers in deprived schools less experienced, study suggests
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Wednesday 9 March 2016 10:51 AM
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Research for the Sutton Trust suggests that teachers in the most disadvantaged schools have less experience than those in the most advantaged. Survey results indicate that incentives such as better pay, bonuses and more free time could help attract the best teachers to schools in poorer areas.
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