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The federal government has put pressure back on the states to implement its school funding system

A Northern Territory expert on physical education, Bill Russell, believes the territory is in need of a new sports funding model for schools.

Police made 882 arrests in New York City public schools last year, according to a civil liberties group, which said its findings put a spotlight on an overly aggressive school security system.

E-portfolios have become an integral feature of pre-service teacher education at the University of Western Australia.

A new book promises to shed light on an issue that continues to divide opinion.

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Dr Nado Aveling said her research in Montana, which introduced the mandatory Indian Education for All Act in 1999, showed the need for targeted teacher preparation. “While I was in Montana, I saw a great deal of enthusiasm and hard ...

“In the past, parents have been worried that early use of childcare may cause behavioural and developmental problems in their children, but we have found that is not the case,” says Associate Professor Linda Harrison from CSU’s school of teacher ...

The former world No.1 and Wimbledon champion, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, is travelling around the country to engage young indigenous students through sport, after forming a scholarship program partnership with Tennis Australia. Attending the event at the State Tennis Centre in ...