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The AI teacher: Friend or foe?
New research examines the potential and pitfalls of AI in education
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Reading together: Cultivating a love of reading
Studies highlight the benefits of early access to books for emerging literacy and family connection
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New research warns against normalising unethical behaviours in organisations
When silence becomes complicity: Understanding organisational moral disengagement
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No honour in the HSC Honour Roll, says expert
The Honour Roll fuels competition in high school education, negatively impacting STEM subjects, an expert tells The Educator
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Discover the innovation behind Marist Sisters College’s 5-Star recognition
Learn how Marist Sisters College fosters innovation and empowers students and staff to thrive
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You’ve just got your Year 12 results. What do you do now?
An expert offers guidance on navigating university preferences, exploring alternatives, and redefining success after receiving Year 12 results
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MYEFO report a 'missed opportunity' for public schools
The midyear economic update represents "a wake-up call" to the Albanese Government, says the nation's peak teachers' union
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How to help kids prepare during the holidays
Giving kids additional support ahead of the new school year can help them kickstart things on a positive note, writes Michael Black
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Adult literacy skills declining globally – report
Adult skills in literacy and numeracy declining or stagnating in most OECD countries, new data shows
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An Australian first: Staff-wide mental health program transforms school's culture
Waverley College has become the first Australian school to train 100% of its staff in Youth Mental Health First Aid