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A teacher at an elite Melbourne private school has been charged with more than 30 historical child sex offences. Ivanhoe Grammar notified parents on Wednesday night that a 60-year-old teacher has been charged with sexual offences dating back more than ...
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The best enhancements of teaching practice occur when everyone participates in the conversation. Thoughtfully constructed professional conversations can be a powerful impetus for enhanced reflection and performance. But what constitutes a good professional conversation? And how can we help ensure ...
More »Demand for teachers to soar: report
A new report has found a growing population is increasing demand for teachers, classrooms and even new schools. The Australian Council for Educational Research report says the demand for teachers and classrooms will rise every year until at least 2025 ...
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“Today’s students are no longer the people our educational system was designed to teach,” Marc Prensky wrote nearly 15 years ago, describing digital natives. Globalisation, the redefinition and expansion of knowledge, technological advances and ways in which organisations and institutions operate ...
More »Berries eaten in Vic cooking class
Berries linked to a nationwide hepatitis A food scare were consumed by Victorian Year 7 students after using them to make smoothies during a cooking class. The berries were used in the food technology class in Ballarat Secondary College, the ...
More »‘Still falling in love’ with science
A Sydney-based primary schoolteacher who says she “fell into” science education has won the 2015 winner of the BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Teacher Award. Philippa Miller, who first arrived from New Zealand to teach in Australia some 23 years ...
More »Sydney orchestra tunes up music education
Primary teachers in New South Wales will have the chance to up-skill in music. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra's (SSO) TunED-Up program is a five-day residency held in Sydney that helps primary teachers across the state deliver stronger music education in their classrooms ...
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