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Collective punishment: fair or farce?
Tasmania is currently the only state to restrict collective punishment in classrooms, and there are now calls for other states and territories follow
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Is initial teacher education up to scratch?
Australian teachers are underprepared for the classroom compared to those in other countries, according to a recent global survey
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How students can become literacy leaders
An online literacy program is improving students’ writing skills by allowing them to create and author original handwritten and self-illustrated books
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What is the point of education?
Education needs to focus on developing the personhood of children, as well as their capability to engage as citizens, writes one expert
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Schools to benefit from new research
The Federal Government recently announced that students and families will benefit from world-leading research to improve education outcomes
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How private school staff can take their career to the next level
The Educator speaks to social sciences teacher Diana Webster about a professional development model helping her inspire her fellow colleagues
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Victorian public schools ‘defrauded’ $5bn – report
A new analysis claims the state’s schools will be short-changed $5bn as a result of “accounting tricks” used by the Federal Government
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Student health: What Australia can learn from Nordic countries
Researchers explain what Australian schools can learn from Nordic countries when it comes to improving students’ health
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Why the school environment is critical for students’ mental health
School is the most critical environment for identifying and supporting students with mental health concerns, says special education consultant Tim Connell
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Students celebrate receiving IB results
More than 276 students from across Australia recently celebrated receiving their International Baccalaureate (IB) results
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