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Top results…without the pressure to be perfect
The Educator speaks to Loreto College Marryatville Principal Kylie McCullah about embracing discomfort, pursuing excellence without burnout, productive struggle and partnering with parents
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How this regional school turned its weakest subject into its strongest
A small WA school went from having no whole-school writing program to topping the South West. Its Deputy Principal tells The Educator how
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What brain-based learning says every child needs to thrive
A CQUniversity expert says brain-based learning – not technology – holds the key to better student outcomes
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Punishing school non-attendance makes things worse - experts
School non-attendance rates are rising across Australia. An advocacy group is now urging governments to drop fines and court orders in favour of wrap-around support
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AI learning tools in the classroom: building skills, not shortcuts
As senior students prepare for end-of-year exams, a new platform asks whether the AI learning tools they use are building understanding or bypassing it
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The missing link in schools’ AI strategies
Most schools now have an AI strategy. So why are so many teachers still unsure what they’re allowed to do with it?
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The comfort zone push: Why Gen Alpha need it more than anyone
Raised on screens and constant stimulation, today’s students are craving something simple: a chance to unplug, get muddy and reconnect with nature
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Year 1 teacher’s idea wins Brisbane Catholic award
A shared signing language is helping students connect in classrooms, playgrounds and assemblies
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The new leader rewriting the Indigenous maths story
A former NT maths teacher takes the helm as First Nations numeracy gains meet persistent gaps
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Why AI could be costing students exam marks
As Year 12 students sit their final exams, new research reveals a hidden cost of leaning too heavily on AI during revision
