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New principal sets out to empower staff and students
Newly appointed Shelford Girls’ Grammar principal Katrina Brennan tells The Educator how she will draw from her vast leadership experience to strengthen the school’s culture
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Schools given pen and paper test as NAPLAN online falters
WA schools have been given blanket approval to revert to the pen and paper test after a raft of technical issues with the online version
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Internal and external suspension: what the research says
Does internal suspension have better outcomes for students than external suspension? Professor Sheryl Hemphill looks at the research
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How principals can improve students’ safety online
More than half of parents say their child is exposed to online risks. The Educator talks to pixevety CEO Colin Anson about how schools can respond
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A two-pronged cybersecurity approach for principals
A technology expert tells The Educator how school principals can respond to cyberthreats without being too restrictive on students’ digital devices
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'An unparalleled opportunity to support students'
The Educator speaks to the visionaries behind a tutoring service allowing teachers to tailor learning to students’ specific needs, prior knowledge and interests
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School imposes dress code for parents
A US principal has imposed a dress code for parents who drop their kids off at school. Could such a policy work in Australia?
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Technology disrupts child development – expert
The digital world is reducing critical interactions between the generations, warns one of the world’s leading experts on child mental health
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Students use AI to tackle global challenges
A national competition is challenging students to use AI to solve social and environmental issues
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Private school’s sustainability drive takes major leap
One NSW private school has signed an agreement that will see it powered by at least 90% renewable energy
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