Education: Too Important to be a Political Football?
After comparing schools in England, Finland and Canada, one education expert says Australia can learn valuable lessons about politics and teaching
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$6m hub to tackle antisemitism in Australian schools
A new national platform gives educators the tools they need to combat antisemitism and other forms of discrimination in Australian classrooms
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Australia needs the Humanities now more than ever
Australia’s focus on STEM and NAPLAN has pushed Humanities aside, but new data shows the cost is declining civic knowledge and social cohesion, writes author Katrina Davey
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Antisemitism Education Taskforce announced
The Taskforce will review curriculum, expand teacher training, fund intercultural programs and deliver free resources to help schools strengthen social cohesion and tackle hatred early
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Queensland signs on to federal school funding agreement
Every state has now signed a Heads of Agreement with the Commonwealth to achieve full funding for public schools
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Two more states sign up to Federal funding deal, but questions remain
Funding disparities spark debate as calls intensify for an accelerated, nationwide plan to achieve fair funding for all public schools
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First of its kind program a ‘lifeline for suspended kids’
A successful program is offering young people not only a second chance, but an opportunity to reclaim their futures and reset
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New legislation boosts public school funding
The new Bill removes the funding ceiling that stops the Commonwealth providing more than 20% of funding to public schools
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Tech, mental health and rigor a recipe for success at Mooloolaba State School
Principal Peter Wilson tells The Educator how he is supporting teachers, leveraging digital technology, and enhancing student mental health
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