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In The Classroom
Positive teacher relationships essential for SLC children
Positive relationships between children and teachers could be more important than previously thought, a new study has found. The Charles…
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NAPLAN labelled “bizarre” and “least valid” test
An education expert based in the US has given a scathing review of NAPLAN, labelling it "absurd", "bizarre" and the…
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Record number of schools unite against domestic violence
A record number of primary and secondary schools have completed White Ribbon Australia's respectful relationships program, in an effort to prevent…
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Top principals awarded scholarships
New South Wales' "most outstanding" principals have been announced, and will head to the Harvard Graduate School of Education to undertake…
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Vertical schools showcase innovation: Column
The increase in population density in urban locations and land scarcity has caused a significant escalation in the rise of…
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Teachers experience virtual reality
More than 300 teachers are expected to flock to an event today which will showcase how new technology can transform…
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Education inequality costs economy $20 billion
Inequality within Australia's education system has cost the country at least $20 billion over the last six years, according to…
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It’s time to reassess the ATAR: Mitchell Institute
Education experts have been left questioning the value of the ATAR, after new figures showed just one in four students…
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New teachers “slipping through the cracks”
Teachers in the early stages of their career are most likely to lack access to professional support and are most…
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Wesley College recovers from fire
After losing 10 classrooms to a fire in 2016, Melbourne's Wesley College is being reborn from the ashes. The college is…
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