Teachers advised to prioritise self-care in wake of sudden deaths

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Teachers advised to prioritise self-care in wake of sudden deaths

Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) President Winston Smith yesterday urged his colleague educators to make taking care of themselves a priority as he led them in a service of prayer and reflection in the wake of the deaths of several persons among...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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