Podcasts
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The benefits of using drama to teach First Nations concepts: podcast
Teaching First Nations concepts can be quite challenging and lead to educators to giving up on covering the lessons or…
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Enhancing teaching with virtual reality: podcast
Two years ago Gleeson College in South Australia made the decision to include virtual reality in its classrooms. Now, the…
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What’s new in the digital technology curriculum? podcast
The new digital technology curriculum has been "decluttered" to help teachers focus on the essential skills students need. ACARA has…
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One ‘rich’ maths lesson per month is enough to engage kids: podcast
Students' interest and enrolment in maths subjects has dropped sharply in recent years following a longstanding national decline. Yet, reviving…
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The impact of excessive gaming on classroom behaviour: podcast
Excessive gaming has an impact on teenagers schooling, behaviours and attention focus, a new study shows. Teenagers who spend a…
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Education could be the key to reviving indigenous languages: podcast
School and education could be a solution to save indigenous languages from extinction, experts have said. Earlier this year, a…
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Why are writing skills declining in Australia? podcast
Students' writing skills have plummeted over the years, and experts believe it can be due to a lack of frequency…
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Is blended learning the solution to the teacher shortage? podcast
The teacher shortage crisis has been taking its toll on the sector, pushing educators to strike for better pay and…
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Managing the curriculum to enable more outdoor learning: podcast
Teachers employing nature-based learning in their schedule have described it as providing a flexible and relaxed environment which allows both…
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Will single sex education disappear? podcast
Single sex education has long been a feature of Australian education, yet more and more single sex schools are merging…
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