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Federal Labor to consider rich schools funding
Labor leader Bill Shorten has committed the opposition to working with the federal government to limit commonwealth funding for rich…
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Exploring vaccination objectors’ ethical obligations to the community
Professor Steve Clarke from Charles Sturt University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences is a philosopher specialising in issues related…
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Opinion: Exploring the main edu-tech trends for 2017
Teaching and classroom environments are changing faster than ever. Here's a look at why technology should matter to every educator…
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Born to inspire: utilising technology, humour and personal development in the classroom
One principal’s passion for teaching has yielded a fulfilling career of helping others to achieve. Frank Ali did not begin…
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Kids catch cognition, confidence and coordination by catching a ball
Playball Australia is a sports-based school-readiness program that seeks to impart social skills, resilience, hand-eye coordination, concentration, confidence, life skills…
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Talking Eds, episode 19: adopted babies recalling languages, international student destinations, non-completion rates and mentoring
In a bumper first episode of Talking Eds for 2017, the team behind Campus Review, Education Review and Early Learning…
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USYD welcomes Indigenous students into mentorships
The University of Sydney hosted a week of mentoring programs in mid-January 2017 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high…
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Printer security is bland but essential
Printing documents is such a quotidian part of life working in the education industry that one rarely considers it for…
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Defying ATARs and reaching for the stars
January is a quiet and relaxing time for students transitioning from the hectic nerves of high schools' final days to…
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In The Classroom
From urgency to calm, PISA results trigger broad cross-section of responses
Australia's 15-year-old students have progressively declined in reading, mathematics and science over the past 12 years, according to results of…
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