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School pioneers a fresh approach to digital learning
One Northern Territory school is making strides in developing children's literacy skills through targeted and culturally relevant technology integration
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Opinion: Perseverance or Participation?
Dr Ragnar Purje discusses the psychological and educational impact of unmerited rewards
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When an employee passes: Navigating the last pay and loss
When a school employee passes away, the impact extends beyond personal grief – it triggers a complex legal and administrative process for school leaders
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Is our education system failing its most vulnerable students?
New data suggests some marginalised groups of young people are not having their educational needs met by the formal schooling system
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AI isn’t a threat – unless it learns creativity, researchers say
Generative AI is not a replacement for human skills like creativity, but rather a tool that we will need to manage, a study finds
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Teachers get free tools to manage classroom behaviour
The new resources support new teachers, those in unfamiliar settings, and experienced educators looking to refine or refresh classroom management skills
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Special education principals facing growing stress and burnout
Despite new initiatives, many principals remain overburdened by complex student needs, compliance demands, and staff management, straining their wellbeing and workload
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Why childhood anxiety is rising – and what can be done about it
With childhood anxiety rising, experts say early warning signs often go unnoticed. Here's how educators and parents can work together to build resilience
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Nominations open for Australian Education Awards 2025
The Awards showcase the top-performing schools, principals, department heads and teachers for their outstanding achievements
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Back to school appeal to help thousands of students thrive
Officeworks has launched its 2025 Back to School Appeal, aiming to raise vital funds to support thousands of Australian students in need