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FTE Student/teaching staff ratio: Non-government secondary schools (Regional)

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This FACT indicates the Full Time Equivalent (FTE) student to teacher ratio. It is theorised that teaching can only progress as the pace of the slowest learner therfore with a smaller ratio comes more individualised learning and attention and greater progress. In general non-government schools have a lower ratio than government schools.

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Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2018

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