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Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his six years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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How is your school involving its students in their data journey?
The Educator speaks to data expert and educational consultant Dr Selena Fisk
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Victoria’s private schools facing $1m budget cut from 'learning tax'
The warning comes after the state's Opposition leader vowed to block the legislation in parliament
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National report reveals mixed picture of teacher wellbeing in Australia’s schools
The Educator looks at the findings of the second annual School Wellbeing Report from Tes
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Leadership essentials: Developing self, and others
Phillip Heath, Head of Barker College, tells The Educator how the pillars of love and care are shaping his school’s teaching and learning environment
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Student vaping on the rise, new study shows
The Educator speaks to Dr Rob McGrath, Chief Medical Officer at nib about the study's findings
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Barbeques and barefoot bowls: School’s community-centred approach gets results
The Educator speaks to Chatham Public School principal Matthew Royan about how community feedback is fuelling student success
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Private school principals appeal to parliament over ‘catastrophic’ payroll tax
The principals of Oakleigh Grammar and St John's College Preston say the tax could threaten the ongoing viability of the state's private schools
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Nation celebrates hardworking public school staff
This week, public schools were asked to share stories on social media that speak to the hope, opportunity and purpose inherent in Australia's largest education sector
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National survey aims to right the wrongs in Australian education
Teachers, parents and students are being encouraged to have their say on how to make Australia's education system better and fairer