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The number of students learning a second language is in decline, with a shortage of qualified teachers and the high cost of offering languages at university partly to blame, professor Jane Simpson says. Simpson is deputy director of the ARC Centre ...

Corruption in the Chinese education system could have a negative effect on the reputation of Australian training agencies and the quality of graduating students, a Griffith University researcher is warning. Dr Rakesh Gupta, a lecturer at Griffith Business School concerns ...

Going through lesson plans to pull together fun and engaging activities can be overwhelming for some teachers, but a new online resource can help to alleviate that stress. MAPPEN – the new online curriculum resource, to improve quality of teaching ...

Whether your child chooses to enter university or embark on a TAFE course, starting an education savings plan early can help to control the mounting expenses. Australian Scholarships Group (ASG) has launched a new education savings scheme – The Pathway ...

Literacy is more than memorising how to spell big words, a Charles Sturt University expert has argued, in light of Channel Ten’s newly announced show, The Great Australian Spelling Bee. Tessa Daffern, a higher degree researcher at the Research Institute ...