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Vigilance required to combat online infinite pest
Primary and high schools are rich targets for hackers because they keep so much sensitive information on file; have networks…
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Academic warns anorexia film cuts to the bone
To the Bone is rated MA15+, meaning children under the age of 15 may not legally watch, buy or hire it unless they…
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Opinion: good edu-businesses are good for schools, teachers and students
The involvement of commercial organisations – so called edu-businesses – in schools, is a vexed issue. Teachers, unions and parent…
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Clearer ATAR system promised by 2019
Students are being promised a clearer and easier way to find out what scores they need to get into Australian…
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Coffee shop classrooms and other 21st century alternatives to rigidy
Flexible learning spaces have transitioned from industry buzzword to the current directional norm. What does this mean for students and…
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Opinion: encourage students to stick with subjects they love
Advising students who are choosing their HSC subjects is an important responsibility. It not only shapes their final years at…
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Experts reject Pauline Hanson’s anti-mainstreaming comments
Should children with autism be allowed to access the same early learning and education facilities as kids living sans the…
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STEM practice makes perfect
STEM is one discussion that won’t disappear from the nation’s agenda for a while and there’s good reason for it.…
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Forty percent of teens with ADHD are failing NAPLAN
A high number of Australian teens with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are struggling academically. A study conducted by the…
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WA government dumps controversial Perth school plan
The WA government has bowed to public pressure and dumped plans to move Perth's only academically selective school to a…
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