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Ten-year-olds code on government’s tab
Sid Jain, a serious looking ten-year-old, was so entranced by coding his eyes didn’t leave the screen when I asked…
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In the News
Girls, meet your ‘superstar’ STEM role models
"So God created mankind in his own image." — Genesis 1:27 The same can often be said for managers who hire employees…
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In The Classroom
EduTECH: how to cultivate tomorrow’s leaders
Lee Watanabe Crockett strode onto the EduTECH stage to a track filled with electronic bleeps and loops. Wearing a Steve…
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Schoolboy’s PC energy-saving invention gets a world stage
CeBIT Australia, an annual congregation bring together the brightest business and technology minds to share their ideas, took place in…
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In The Classroom
UC enters STEM education research partnership with Samsung
Electronics giant Samsung and the University of Canberra have entered into a research partnership to find out how spatial reasoning…
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Few schools properly teach advanced maths: AMSI
Less than 7 per cent of schools in Australia are “fully able to give kids the best education in maths”…
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Opinion: early-childhood instruction needed to improve TIMSS rankings
The release of the Trends in International Maths and Science Study international rankings for Year 4 and Year 8 has produced a…
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Birmingham to use TIMSS report to spruik reform
Federal education minister Simon Birmingham plans to use Australia's poor performance in the recent Trends In International Mathematics and Science Study…
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In The Classroom
Half of Aussies will need hard tech and soft skills by 2030: report
A report commissioned by the National Broadband Network (nbn) and the Regional Australia Institute has argued half of Australians will…
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Mathspace expands into primary schools and US
Mathspace, an Australian educational technology startup that provides software, has announced a two-pronged expansion into local primary schools and the…
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