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Opinion: The Unintended Consequences of Academic Leniency
Well-intentioned policies can sometimes lead to unexpected outcomes, writes Darren Lawson, Principal of Australian Christian College Moreton
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What does Australia’s education system need to do differently?
Several renowned education experts share their insights
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How bespoke AI can improve the classroom experience
Simon Hamblin, Cranbrook School Digital Learning and History teacher, shares his insights
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Opinion: 10 tips for a successful lifestyle
There is no secret formula to being successful in life, but one can plan for upward mobility and career success, writes Emeritus Professor Gary Goh
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New report reveals alarming data on student wellbeing, teacher shortages
A staggering 98% of educators report an increase in student mental health issues, with school refusal rates more than tripling over the past year
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Private school enrolments growing, new data shows
Private schools continue to be an increasingly popular choice for Australian families, despite cost-of-living pressures
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Scholarships open new pathways for young musicians
A leading training ground for young musicians is inviting instrumentalists from around Australia to apply for its 2025 programs
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The role of curiosity in tackling school refusal
An expert tells The Educator how curiosity can be an effective antidote to distraction and inattention in the classroom
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How an International Baccalaureate can transform a school
Three experts recently delved into the benefits of creating inclusive and differentiated learning environments
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Program unlocks meaningful learning experiences for teachers
A collaborative professional development program is increasing satisfaction for Sydney educators
