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In The Classroom
Ed ministers shake up schooling
Education ministers from around the country have agreed to set up a taskforce to look at restricting AI use in schools and consider setting screen time limits in classrooms, at a meeting on Monday.
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In The Classroom
Year 12 creative arts enrolments are dropping
Year 12 enrolments in drama, dance, music and visual arts have declined significantly over the past decade, with researchers warning that STEM priorities, ATAR pressures and curriculums may be limiting student access to creative learning.
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In The Classroom
Teachers and financial literacy education
Financial literacy is now embedded across the Australian curriculum, but researchers warn many teachers remain underprepared to deliver it, leaving a gap between policy ambitions and efforts to improve young Australians’ financial wellbeing and decision-making.
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In The Classroom
Celebrating teachers’ impact
One in three Australians say their choice of career was influenced by one of their teachers, according to new research…
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In The Classroom
Return to paper tests for NAPLAN
Education ministers from around the country have agreed to return NAPLAN to a pen and paper test from 2028, as NSW pushed for the change amid discussions about “digital detoxing” in school.
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Policy & Reform
Tasmania sets 2030 education goals
Tasmania has launched a new education strategy bringing workforce development, literacy and numeracy, school collaboration and student pathways under a single reform framework designed to guide the state’s education system through to 2030.
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School Management
WA bans smart glasses in schools
The WA department of education has issued an edict to all WA public schools that students, staff, parents, carers and school visitors can no longer use smart glasses on school grounds.
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In The Classroom
Behaviour study survey design questioned
The latest Centre for Independent Studies report on student behaviour in Australian classrooms has drawn criticism from senior lecturer Sally Larsen over the design of the survey it’s based on.
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