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Majority of students think teachers aren't adequately preparing them for future, new study shows

1h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 84Objectivity score84/100

Majority of students think teachers aren't adequately preparing them for future, new study shows

Following several years of war, the study also found that 43% of students believe that security, cybersecurity, and intelligence studies should be added to the standard curriculum.

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