Entropy in the UK: Teacher Shortage Threatens Physics Curriculum
22nd Nov 2005, 18:41 GMT
Physics could disappear from the secondary school curriculum in England and Wales because of a dramatic fall in the number of qualified teachers, a report warned Monday.
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