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Vic teachers vote down pay offer, strike
Victorian teachers will strike for 24 hours today after the latest pay and conditions offer from the government was rejected by a majority of members of the Australian Education Union (AEU Vic) in a vote.…
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In The Classroom
AI needs STEM innovation in primary school
Innovation does not begin in university lecture theatres or research laboratories; it begins in primary school classrooms, where curiosity is encouraged and children develop the confidence to explore. Before they became engineers, scientists, software developers…
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Health and Wellbeing
School readiness for choking incidents
A choking emergency is a low-frequency event in schools, but when it happens it demands fast, coordinated decision making. That combination can expose gaps that ordinary safety checks miss: staff may know first aid but…
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Workforce
Q&A: How to best prepare for tax time
Education Review sat down with H&R Block’s tax communications director Mark Chapman to discuss common work expenses, and the biggest…
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In The Classroom
Year 12 subject cuts affecting access to university
Reports this month show student enrolments at a central Queensland public high school had fallen by 12.5% over a 15-month period.
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Policy & Reform
AERO review could ‘undermine trust’ in resources
AERO has objected to the public release of a performance review over fears it would undermine the quality of its resources and damage its reputation.
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School Management
Call for solar panels, batteries in NSW schools
A motion passed at the NSW Labor Conference in early July called for the rollout of solar panels and batteries at every public school and early learning facility in NSW.
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Opinion
Dealing with anti-feminist beliefs in classrooms
Teachers are increasingly experiencing harmful, sexist, and misogynistic behaviours in the classroom, while one in four girls feel unsafe in school due to boys’ behaviour.
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