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‘System flaw’ sees teachers stood down
The ACT Education Minister has spoken out after a clerical error saw several Canberra teachers stood down.
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Calls for review of suspension, expulsion practices
A leading policy advocate on youth issues is urging the Victorian Government to rethink current suspension and expulsion practices.
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Far Out Friday: Would you believe this forged note?
When a forged note fools a teacher, you expect it to be a convincing one – but this occasion shows how some teachers can be more gullible than others.
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Are young students at risk of screen time addiction?
For many of us living in the digital age, screen time is an everyday part of life. However, some studies show that this may not be a good thing.
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US academic takes aim at ‘helicopter parents’
A US academic has taken aim at parents who are over-involved in their children's schooling, warning that such behaviour can stunt the life skills of youngsters.
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Is $1.2bn enough money for our schools?
The Australian Education Union (AEU) claims the Prime Minister’s education plan all but confirms he has abandoned the Gonski agreement.
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Documents reveal extent of weapons in QLD schools
New data shows the extent of weapons in Queensland schools. The Educator speaks with the state’s Education Department to see just how serious it is.
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Finding the ‘right fit’ LMS for your school
What are some of the key considerations principals should make before choosing an LMS? The Educator investigates some of the options, and the value behind them.
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Budget leak casts doubt on Labor’s education plan
A pre-election stoush has erupted over a major funding shortfall in Labor's plans to pay for its education policy.
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Govt intervenes to calm tensions at troubled school
After a spate of student violence and misbehaviour at a troubled Western Australian school, help may finally be on the way.
