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Teacher unions go on strike - Education Ministry calls for meeting Monday

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Events of this story

How the story spread

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Africa Asia and Oceania Europe USA

Who wrote first

  1. USA NPR
  2. Europe The Guardian
  3. Africa Graphic Online (Ghana)
  4. Asia and Oceania The Hindu

How it is reported

USA

NPR
The Education Dept. hasn't been dismantled. It's become more inefficient, staff say
EdSource
US Department of Education employees say Trump cuts are hurting students

Europe

The Guardian
US math and reading test scores are at a 25-year low. Trump cut the agency that can provide answers

Asia and Oceania

The Hindu
Education Department official urges teachers to focus on improving learning outcomes
ABC News (Australia)
Teacher support team faces job cuts a week after minister's denial

Africa more than usual

Graphic Online (Ghana)
Teacher unions go on strike - Education Ministry calls for meeting Monday
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Teacher unions to meet government Monday over nationwide strike
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Government races to end teachers’ strike as Education Minister holds crunch talks with unions
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Teachers’ strike: All outstanding issues to be addressed at meeting – Education Ministry assures
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Education Ministry renews return-to-class appeal despite teachers’ refusal to end strike
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Education Ministry urges data-driven talks to resolve teacher impasse
Graphic Online (Ghana)
Govt urges unions to call off strike - Commits to resolve outstanding issues
MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Government appeals to striking teachers to suspend action as FWSC talks resume
Nation (Kenya)
No deal: Lecturers to begin strike as talks with varsities bosses collapse

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Russia (0 of the usual ~9)

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