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Collaborative initiative to promote cyber-safety for teens
The initiative aims to engage teens and promote cyber safety awareness through innovative & emotionally resonant content.
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Increased demand for consent education in schools
A grassroots youth-led not-for-profit has expanded access to consent education programs for Victorian students.
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Helping the lonely child
"If you don’t have people contributing to your understanding of yourself, it can be much harder to draw lines around…
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Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for children with intellectual disabilities
CBT has been historically overlooked as a treatment for children with intellectual disabilities, but research suggests it is a real…
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‘I don’t believe I would have gotten into university’
Sally Patfield from University of Newcastle discusses how early entry schemes help Year 12 students experiencing disadvantage
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Government triples numbers in High Achieving Teachers Program
The government has promised more money to help tackle the teacher shortage, and support more teachers-in-training to enter the profession.
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What are the Commonwealth teaching scholarships?
At the federal level, the Commonwealth Teaching Scholarships are delivering on Action 2 of the National Teacher Workforce Action Plan.
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Teachers welcome AI tool into the classroom, with pleasing results
It’s a misguided notion that the effectiveness of AI tools must be assessed and misunderstands the role AI plays in…
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Action needed to close the gap for Indigenous boarding schools
The ISA says many Indigenous boarding schools are now at risk, with funding not renewed in this year's Federal Budget.
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Should you reward kids for success?
Or is there a better way to talk about achievement? Sarah Jefferson from Edith Cowan University investigates
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