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How much should schools rely on AI in their risk assessments?
The Educator speaks to an expert who shares some valuable insights into this important topic
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The value of professional learning in combating student anxiety
If teachers confidently engage with an anxious student, they can teach while also helping the child be the ‘boss’ of their anxiety, writes Michael Hawton
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How brave conversations can help schools improve student safety
An expert explains the far-reaching benefits of a whole-of-school approach that embeds trauma-informed teaching practice
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How to build a whole-school culture of wellbeing for staff and students
The Educator speaks to Yvonne Lindros, ReLATE Consultant and Practice Specialist at the MacKillop Institute
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Study reveals impact of internet use on student test scores
Mobile internet access is hurting student test scores, according to a recent study
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Why nutrition should be a priority in all Australian schools
The Educator speaks to Dr Catharine Fleming, a lecturer in Public Health at Western Sydney University's School of Science and Health
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Schools urged to be on lookout for signs of forced marriage
The AFP is asking school communities to learn the signs of forced marriage as Term 1 nears
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How teachers can address student stress before Term 1 begins
The school holidays may be a time of rest, relaxation and zero assignments, but for some kids it's a time of nervous anticipation for the coming school year
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What does mental health look like in Australia’s schools?
The Educator speaks to Superfriend CEO Darren Black
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Too much downtime for kids creating health problems – study
The holidays are the prime time for excessive weight gain in young Australians, new research shows