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‘It really sucks’: how some Year 12 students in Queensland feel about 2020
Perhaps endurance and resilience have become a necessary part of the DNA of the class of 2020. These are positive…
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Canada doesn’t fully fund its private primary schools, and Australia shouldn’t either
Charter schools can be best understood as a hybrid of public and private schools.
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Lifelong learning opportunities for teachers
Approved teachers can now be supported to retrain as a teacher of a high-demand or specialist teaching area. There are…
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Every Victorian Year 12 student will have COVID-19 factored into their grade – we should do it for all Australian students
This kind of individual assessment is what educational advocates have been calling on for decades.
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First aid for teacher wellbeing
What if we could use the DRABC model alongside psychological strategies to act as first-responders to our wellbeing? These five…
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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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QLD school construction boom soaks up COVID stimulus
Mountain Creek State School will receive $600k to refurbish classrooms and replace roofing, while Caloundra State High School is set…
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Q&A between Education Secretary and four students ends Education Week.
Mr Scott admitted in response to a question from Year 10 student Joseph about the skills shortage and NSW Education’s…
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How NSW is trying to give students a voice in education
As part of the student voices channel development, a network of student journalist teams across NSW will be established, who…
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The ‘infodemic’ and the consequences of evidence misuse
For the past 18 months, our research team has been exploring how research evidence is used by school teachers...
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