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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Principals get legal help, minister's legacy questioned & NAPLAN concerns
Making news this week, principals get a new legal resource, outgoing education minister slammed and concerns over NAPLAN’s online move
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Principals play ‘pivotal role’ in female ICT engagement
Adjunct Professor, Julie Fisher, from Monash University tells The Educator how principals can help drive female ICT engagement
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How to improve Australia’s schools
Despite substantial change to Australian education, there has been little improvement. But these two experts say there is an answer
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Will NAPLAN’s online move hurt creative writing?
There are fears that moving NAPLAN online will create an ‘additional hurdle’ for struggling students
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ACARA unveils financial literacy resource for schools
ACARA is now supporting the teaching of consumer and financial literacy in schools
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University boosting PD for principals in 2017
When it comes to driving enhanced professional development in schools, Western Sydney University's School of Education is on point
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How inspiring leaders deal with problems
Suzanne Waldron, a leadership & behavioural change specialist, author and facilitator, shares three powerful ways that inspiring leaders deal with problems
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Lawyer warns of increasing legal risks for principals
The Educator speaks to Kate Walawski, special counsel at Mills Oakley law firm, about a new legal resource helping principals mitigate legal risks
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Stark warning over student online behaviour
Students have been warned about oversharing personal information such as their surnames, school details and street addresses on social media
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NSW education better off without Piccoli – academic
As NSW bids a sad farewell to an education minister many dub the best in Australia, a dissenting voice says he should have been replaced long ago
