Smart way to measure how hard teachers work

Updated October 11 2017 - 10:13am, first published 10:00am
SKIN DEEP: CSU researchers Dr Tamara Cumming (left) and Associate Professor Sandie Wong (right) with a research assistant modelling the Hexoskin.
SKIN DEEP: CSU researchers Dr Tamara Cumming (left) and Associate Professor Sandie Wong (right) with a research assistant modelling the Hexoskin.

TWO researchers at Charles Sturt University Bathurst will use a “smart shirt” to establish how hard early childhood educators work.

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