Abe's new policy won't heighten teachers' dedication: principal

Abe's new policy won't heighten teachers' dedication: principal

KYOTO, Japan - Successful applicants for a fiscal 2007 teacher recruitment exam in Kyoto Prefecture are announced on a bulletin board at the Kyoto prefectural building on Sept. 20. (Kyodo)

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