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Workshop helps students separate fact from fiction online
Can you recognise AI content? A new study shows that one-third of the most tech-savvy generation can't
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Family therapy approach improves outcomes for children – study
New research shows involving parents in therapy helps children feel safer, communicate better, and recover more quickly
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Teacher workloads remain on the rise, new report finds
Overworked, undervalued and under pressure – Australia's teachers are nearing breaking point as workload, admin and toxic behaviour drive many to leave
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Positive Education at the heart of Ravenswood's success
The Educator speaks to Dr Anne Johnstone, Principal of Ravenswood School or Girls, about the wellbeing framework that helped students navigate COVID's toughest days—and thrive in the years after
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The movement making classrooms happier and healthier
With mental health concerns on the rise, schools are turning to positive psychology to empower both students and teachers with proven wellbeing strategies
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Time running out to reserve a table at the Australian Education Awards 2025
Don't miss this opportunity to shine a spotlight on your school’s remarkable achievements
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Screen time surge driving rise in student behaviour problems – study
The Educator speaks to the study's lead author about some important ways for school wellbeing teams to address this issue
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Tailored behaviour support on the rise in Australian schools
This crucial support is helping neurodivergent children manage transitions, reduce overwhelm, and thrive in learning environments that respond to their unique needs
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The silent scourge impacting special education
While Secondary Traumatic Stress is an issue that pervades all schools, research shows that staff working in special education units are impacted the most
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Half of young people unhappy with their body – survey
The findings of the survey suggest that body dissatisfaction continues to be a significant issue for young Australians