In The Classroom
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Uni adds trauma training for new teachers
One of the biggest teacher trainers in the country will embed trauma education into its courses to reflect the growing…
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Booming private tutoring industry unregulated
It’s estimated one in six students get private tutoring at some point in their schooling. In some pockets – such…
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Should schools offer more esports?
From the first tournament in 1972 to today's billion-dollar industry, esports are now knocking on the doors of Australian schools.
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How can more Year 12s study maths?
Mathematics has been the broccoli of school subjects for generations of Australian teenagers. Nearly one third of students opt out…
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Parents of autistic children split on schools
Many parents of autistic children want their children to be educated in “real-world settings” but eight in 10 are concerned…
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Meet the PM’s Spelling Bee finalists
Young spelling stars of the Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee head to state and territory Finals this week, after passing through…
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Senator calls for more finance education
Tasmania’s newest senator has made a passionate plea for the teaching of financial literacy and for greater intergenerational fairness.
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Indigenous students want to finish Year 12
Statistics showing Indigenous school students in a negative light are regularly reported in the Australian media and policy debates.
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Disabled students excluded, bullied at school
Disability education groups are growing increasingly frustrated about a lack of inclusive education action as another survey found an alarming…
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NAPLAN results show persistent gender gap
Analysis of 2025 NAPLAN data shows girls continue to outperform boys in literacy and language skills, while male students receive…
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