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Outback Teacher: Book Review
Book Review: A memoir by Sally Gare is an extraordinary glimpse into teaching in a different time and place with…
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8 Reasons to Use Listicles in Your Classroom
Listicles are a mashup of list and article: punchy, concise ways to digest lots of information, with plenty of scope…
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Ipswich maths teacher wins School News holiday prize!
We are excited to announce the well-deserved winner of our Term 3 web exclusive competition!
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Zoom formals, virtual assemblies, peer care packages: Year 12 socials during COVID
When we caught up with Victorian school principals and senior school students, keeping social activities and milestones alive during lockdown…
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Children’s storytelling data reveals impact of COVID on literacy
Analysis from the largest children's story-writing event in Australia, reveals the impact COVID-19 has had on children’s vocabulary, interests and…
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What my students taught me about reading: old books hold new insights for the digital generation
Last year, 2019, saw the first cohort of students who were born in or beyond 2000 – the so-called digital…
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Young women won’t be told how to behave, but is #girlboss just deportment by another name?
It’s important to remember that girlbossing isn’t feminism, it’s capitalism.
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3 ways to help children think critically about the news
The circulation of misinformation, such as fake news spreading about coronavirus, blurs our understanding of events and issues. How can…
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Kids may need more help finding answers to their questions in the information age
Recent studies by scientists who examine how people ask questions or explore problems have shown that by the time kids…
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Class party palooza: Dos, don’ts and lazy last-min recipes
Whether you’ve been saddled with bringing a plate to the staff send-off or you want to celebrate the end-of-year with…
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