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Shannon MeyerkortTuesday, September 3, 2024
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How to help students who are anxious about climate change

‘Eco-anxiety’ is not just a woke term or an excuse to ditch school for a day, but a growing issue…
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The ConversationTuesday, September 3, 2024
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Are the NAPLAN results really an ‘epic fail’?

Sally Larsen from University of New England takes a deep dive into the results to see if we should really…
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Shannon MeyerkortTuesday, September 3, 2024
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Writing for Dyslexic Readers

Author Kylie Howarth shares how lunchbox stories during the pandemic became a graphic novel for neurodiverse readers.
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Gemma EastonTuesday, September 3, 2024
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Educational excursions to zoos and wildlife parks

An up close animal encounter is not something your students will forget! Zoos and wildlife parks offer many educational opportunities.
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Gemma EastonMonday, September 2, 2024
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Choosing your classroom chairs

What are the best chairs for the different spaces and activities in your school? We talk to the industry insiders…
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Shannon MeyerkortTuesday, August 27, 2024
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Guiding a blind runner – Why teaching is the same

There are many similarities between being a teacher and being a sighted guide for a Paralympian.
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Shannon MeyerkortTuesday, August 27, 2024
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A New History for Victoria

The new history curriculum invites students to explicitly consider multiple perspectives about historical events
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Shannon MeyerkortTuesday, August 27, 2024
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Should we let students have mental health days?

The idea of an adult taking a mental health day is commonly accepted and even encouraged. Should children have the…
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The ConversationMonday, August 26, 2024
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Does it matter if students do tests on computers or on paper?

Research suggests that the way students respond to tests is influenced by how they take that test. Is this important?
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Naomii SeahMonday, August 26, 2024
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Exploring the world with educational tours

Leaving the school grounds behind and exploring the world with your students could have unexpected benefits.
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The power of Artificial Intelligence in the classroom

Teachers around the country are embracing AI tools in an effort to ease administrative burdens and improve learning outcomes for students. BenQ sits at the forefront, with a suite of AI software solutions designed to work with existing BenQ smart boards, all with a human first approach. Martin Moelle, Managing Director of BenQ Australia explained: “Technology will never replace the classroom teacher. Our products are designed to support teachers and streamline processes, to make life easier for them. Anything we can do to give back time to teachers, to add time to the way that teachers can best deliver the curriculum is an endorsement of the R&D that we are doing for our constantly improving panel technology. “BenQ’s education technology reflects a core philosophy: to empower teachers, protect students, and deliver long lasting value.” BenQ’s AI tools are aligned with AI trends in Australian and New Zealand education, including a focus on equity, engagement, and instructional efficiency. The company harnesses AI to amplify the impact of educators and enrich the student experience through practical, accessible innovation. “We’ve developed a range of AI tools that are specifically designed for educators to make teaching more efficient and effective,” Martin said. AI tools …
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Peninsula Grammar Unveils World-Class Athletics and Sports Facility

Peninsula Grammar has officially unveiled its new, state-of-the-art athletics and soccer facility—an ambitious project that reflects the school’s commitment to excellence
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A stronger, safer outdoor space

Scully Outdoor Designs is a leading supplier of quality and innovative outdoor space products…
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OzHarvest’s FEAST Program Teaches Kids About Food Waste

Across Australia, students are learning about the issue of food waste and its environmental impact, positive food choices and easy classroom cooking through OzHarvest’s FEAST program. FEAST, which stands for Food Education and Sustainability Training, is a 10-week, teacher-led initiative for Primary School students in Years 5–6 and High School students in Years 7–8.
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Take the boring out of drinking water

Today’s academic environment is fast-paced. Easy access to clean, refreshing drinking water is more important than ever.
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Harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence in the classroom

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming ubiquitous in modern life. Since ChatGPT first entered the mainstream in late 2022, teachers and school leaders have been embracing new ways to integrate AI and technology into the classroom.
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