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Opinion: Principals need a refresher in news media
Author and media trainer Pete Burdon explains why principals need to be aware of the changing needs of the news media in the digital age.
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School reputations suffer in digital media age
Schools’ reputations are suffering damage because of the changing needs of the news media, explains author and media trainer, Pete Burdon.
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What’s behind the rise in assaults on teachers?
Figures show that in some states, violent attacks on teachers are on the rise – but what’s behind this worrying trend? The Educator investigates.
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New STEAM program keeps it simple
The Educator takes a look at one program providing teachers with a way of helping students learn about STEAM education in a simple and engaging way.
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Principals fear being ‘set up for investigation’
Principals are refusing to complete a major Education Department survey out of fear their feedback will be traced back to them – and with severe consequences.
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Top private school probed over ‘animal cruelty’
One of Australia’s most elite private schools is being investigated after footage surfaced showing some of its students mistreating sheep.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: WorkCover rules on principal’s death, Gonski speaks and 'a story of hope'
Making news this week, a landmark ruling by WorkCover, David Gonski speaks out on school funding and a look inside ‘Revolution School’.
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David Gonski speaks out on funding debate
The elusive businessman behind the most commonly-used name in Australian education has broken his silence and weighed into the school funding debate.
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Revolution School a ‘story of great hope’
The Educator takes a look inside an emotionally-charged upcoming TV series about a Melbourne school struggling to overcome extraordinary odds.
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Far Out Friday: Principal says fantasy novels cause brain damage
A UK principal has warned students that books such as Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings may cause brain damage.
