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Schooling in lockdown isn’t home schooling – but we can learn from the real thing
Adding to the clamour of argument over whether schools should be open to all during lockdown is confusion in terminology.
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Adam Voigt: Decision making made easier
One of the things that makes leading in schools difficult is a sense that you’re required to be all things…
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Choosing your senior school subjects doesn’t have to be scary. Here are 6 things to keep in mind
From about August each year, young people in year 10 go through a round of interviews to close in on…
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Report writing worth $92.2m in unpaid teacher hours
A new survey shows that Victoria's public school staff work an average of 32 unpaid hours on report writing and…
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NSW UPDATE: Celebrating the resilience of schools
Schools across NSW are celebrating Education Week in a variety of online ways as they recognise what has been a…
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7 tips for making masks work in the classroom
With more infectious variants of the COVID-19 virus emerging, teachers and students have been required to wear masks in high…
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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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