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The Importance of Play-Based Learning Beyond Early Childhood Education: Why Play Should Continue Throughout Schooling Rather than reducing opportunities for play, educators should expand and adapt playful pedagogies across primary and secondary schooling. In doing so, schools can better support students’ holistic development and prepare them for the challenges of an increasingly complex world. The question is not why children should continue to play as they grow older, but why educational systems continue to underestimate the power of play as a lifelong learning tool.

A Bandaid Solution for School Nurses Appropriate care depends on where you are.

Small Changes Can Be Life-Changing: What Educators Can Learn From My University Experience Anna overcame significant disability and pursued her education.

Constructively Engage with Harmful Behaviours in the Classroom Break through negativity with openness and support.

Sticking with Maths Means Talking About Maths Maths continues to intimidate but is actually accessible if approached in the right way.

The Teaching Staff Hunger Games Teacher shortages and rising workloads a challenge for independent schools forced to make purses from pigs' ears.

Get Inspired and Make a Mural Competition entries closing soon, paint supplies, lessons in sustainability and recognition up for grabs.

1 in 2 Gen Z Aussies are Choosing Safe Careers Over Their Passion Career expert warns it will lead to attrition in fields like teaching.

From Survival to Sustainability - Rethinking Performance and Wellbeing in Schools Teachers are leaving the profession, it’s a capacity problem.

Degree Engineering Apprenticeship Opportunities for Indigenous Students Learning while earning in engineering.

Rethinking the Purpose of Schooling: Why Executive Functions Matter in a Changing World How are we preparing students for the future?

Bullying in Schools: Prevention or Cure? Appropriately conducted interventions can work better for most students.