Administration
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Adam Voigt: R-E-S-P-E-C-T….find out what it means to me!
The likelihood of the brain responding with positive affect to respectful interactions is extremely high and can be very rewarding…
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Handpicked teachers stage high school interventions
They'll share their classroom skills directly with those teachers and students who need it most, while also building a new…
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More money for private schools won’t make Australia’s education fairer, no matter how you split it
Our high levels of funding for private schools is now taken for granted. It is seen as an expression of…
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Profitable fundraising ideas for your school
For large schools with active community engagement, a couple of events each year may be enough to generate the additional…
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ScoMo funding laws direct billions to non-gov’t schools
The new funding model doesn't factor in a school's asset wealth or private income and critics deem it a cash-grab…
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Grooming: what parents should know and what SCHOOLS should do if they suspect it
Abuse is more likely to occur when staff aren't sufficiently trained to spot grooming, reporting policies and procedures aren't clear…
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1 in 5 kids start school with health or emotional difficulties that challenge their learning
We can’t just look to individual schools and teachers to fix this. The whole of the education system needs reform…
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Being compassionate to students who reject it is hard, says Adam Voigt
There are students about to arrive into your care in 2020 who are going to test you.
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Quality teachers have biggest impact on disadvantaged students
Teacher quality, classroom environment and school leadership are the biggest in-school factors affecting educational outcomes for Indigenous, regional, remote and…
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Report cards’ report card: showing potential, but with room for improvement
Teachers and parents are dissatisfied with aspects of the way report cards communicate student achievement
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