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The effect of electronic games on learning
Children who reportedly played electronic games for over one hour per day were identified by their teachers as having poor…
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New research shows inequality in education remains
When we think of a “good society” – one that is fair and just – a defining characteristic is likely…
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Teaching maths: what does the evidence say actually works?
“I’m just so bad at maths!” Too often we hear that claim uttered in fear and frustration. It’s not just…
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Pauline Hanson is wrong, inclusive education is right
Last week, One Nation leader and senator Pauline Hanson suggested it would be better for teachers if students with autism…
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Peter Goss: Gonski 2.0 victory for children over politics
In an article published hours after the passage of Gonski 2.0, Grattan Institute's Peter Goss renewed his support for the…
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A textbook case of ‘moral education’ in Japan
Neighbouring countries monitor changes to Japan’s education system with keen interest. The content of Japanese textbooks, in particular, has a…
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Selective schools’ long and tangled history with race and class
Selective high schools in Australia are both popular and controversial. Many more children seek enrolment in them than gain entry.
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Federal Budget: what’s changing in education?
Funding for schools will increase by $18.6 billion over the next decade, but there are winners and losers. The Catholic…
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