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In the News
Union calls for review of Marist College Ashgrove
The union representing teachers at Marist College Ashgrove has called for a probe into the school after ongoing reports of sexual harassment of female staff.
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Techguide
Social media ban laws to be strengthened
Labor will introduce legislation on Monday to bolster the powers of the online safety watchdog and double fines for social media companies in breach of Australia’s landmark social media ban.
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Policy & Reform
Hub to combat antisemitism, discrimination
An online hub launched on Tuesday has collated material about social cohesion and antisemitism to help teachers combat antisemitism and other forms of discrimination.
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Workforce
Vic teachers urge union to strike over pay
Discontent has risen in the ranks of the Victorian teacher's union after a majority of educators rebelled against the union's…
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In The Classroom
The real reason girls aren’t studying maths
The t-shirt is yellow, 100% cotton and meant for “everyday wear”. Across the front, it declares in italic script, “I’m too pretty to do math”.
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Funding
NSW budget focuses on building new schools
Almost $10bn has been put to building hundreds of new schools in NSW to keep up with population demands, but this year's state budget does not mention pay rises or preparation time for classroom teachers.
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School Management
Multi-school organisations expand in Tasmania
Another bunch of schools will be grouped together in Tasmania as the state's government moves to expand its multi-school organisation (MSO) program.
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Opinion
Career change teachers not just a quick fix
When I switched careers to become a secondary Mathematics and Science teacher, I knew it would be challenging, but I underestimated just how much of a professional identity shift it would be.
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