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“Worrying” trend as schools look to employ own health workers
“Ultimately for teachers there’s more and more the expectation to manage the mental health of students and their primary job…
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Not all bad: Some teachers are optimistic about NAPLAN replacement
The proposal to maintain a standardised test has been criticised by teachers’ unions across the nation with the NSW Teachers…
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Teacher union slams funding inequality in latest OECD Report
Australia is 19th out of 37 countries and well below the OECD funding average per student. At the same time,…
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‘Best in Class’ program provides e-support to HSC teachers and students
"The teachers selected to deliver the program stand out and we want to replicate these great teaching methods across all…
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Driving positive educational outcomes through smart specification of interior acoustic solutions
The acoustic environment should be a prime consideration for any new classroom design. Modern educational practices and learning spaces have…
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Op-Ed: Why choosing a new school management system is the most rewarding risk
Some of the most successful projects I have seen, have been those where all users were engaged from the start…
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How to embed feedback in the classroom
A culture of regular feedback is helping both students and staff improve at Homebush West Public School.
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Students with disability to benefit from innovative programs
Minister for Education and Early Childhood Learning Sarah Mitchell has congratulated 18 schools for their innovative approaches to improve the…
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‘ANSA’ not the answer to NAPLAN, warns teacher union
The review of NAPLAN, commissioned by the Queensland, NSW, Victorian and ACT governments and presented to the Education Council, recommended…
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We asked kids who their favourite teacher is, and why. Here’s what they said
We interviewed 96 students from a range of schools in Years 3 to 9. We wanted to find out who…
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