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8 tips to help exhausted teachers move to online teaching
From my experience working on both sides of the distance education (DE) fence – as a DE teacher at Australian…
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Indigenous experts point to mistruths in curriculum
First Nations education experts respond to mistruths in relation to the Australian Curriculum Review.
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Wellbeing campaign encourages HSC students to ask for help
HSC students and their families will have 24-hour access to support from Australia’s leading mental health service for young people…
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More sleep, less traffic: here’s what we know about the benefits of staggered school start (and finish) times
"School start times, particularly for older students, should be delayed..."
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NSW: Star power for week 1 learning from home
Sporting heroes, education superstars and even a zoo have joined forces to add their star power to the first week…
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NSW Budget delivers record $24.4 billion for lifelong learning
This includes more than $725 million invested in early childhood education, $20.5 billion on schools and $2.9 billion on skills.
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“To reverse decline in school standards, focus on teacher training,” says gov
The average 15-year-old Singaporean school student is now three years ahead of the average 15-year-old Australian in mathematics and 18…
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Aussie kids are some of the least active in the world. We developed a cheap school program that gets results
We developed and tested a program that trains teachers and schools to enhance the physical activity of their students long-term.…
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More stress, unclear gains: are selective schools really worth it?
Selective schools are known for being consistently high-performing, producing some of the highest final-year secondary school outcomes. The chances of…
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The Senate has voted to reject critical race theory from the national curriculum. What is it, and why does it matter?
The motion was moved by Senator Pauline Hanson. Critical race theory, or CRT, is an academic theory developed primarily by…
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