Education Today
Education Today
For Education Leaders
Refusal
Refusal
Have You Known a Student Who Really Wanted to go to School but Just Couldn’t? Ever Wondered Why? Target the source of stress.
Tiffany Westphal, Social Worker
Gaming
Gaming
The Video Game Device That's Getting Them Hooked ‘Loot box’ virtual rewards associated with gambling and video game addiction.
Politics
Politics
When Accusations Arise - Navigating Professional Challenges with Integrity and Confidence By approaching both accusers and accused with professionalism, empathy, and a focus on resolution, you can turn challenges into opportunities for growth. Remember, leadership isn’t about avoiding conflict but about navigating it with integrity, guiding your team to stronger, more collaborative outcomes. Accusations can stem from many sources - misunderstandings, miscommunications, differing expectations, or, in rare cases, malicious intent. The first step in navigating these situations is to understand the nature of the accusation.
Dr Paul Teys
Behaviour
Behaviour
Build a Positive Classroom Environment Expanded toolkit of evidence-based classroom management resources
Opinion
Opinion
Navigating Healthy Versions of Masculinity in a Trump-Musk-Zuckerberg era Some young men feel attacked by feminist arguments, pushing their outlook to the right.
Noah Bloch, Co-Head of Curriculum and Lead Program Facilitator at Consent Labs

Climate
Climate
Bush Kids Ask About Climate Change in New Videos Kids in the country are at the front line of climate events.
Mind
Mind
Effectiveness of Youth Mental Health Check-Ins at School Research validates roll out of mental health program.
Performance
Performance
Why Wakakirri is the best Performing Arts Program for schools An unforgettable experience that brings students and teachers together.
Programs
Programs
Understanding Attribution Bias in Reporting School Effectiveness Attribution Bias can cloud judgment when evaluating new programs, leading to overestimation, or underestimation of their effectiveness.
Dr Ray Boyd & Dr Neil MacNeill

Articles

Create
Create
Film Festival Calls for Young Auteurs’ Work Aspiring filmmakers aged 15-24 can submit work to the Australia Youth Film Festival.
Schools
Schools
An Estimated 50% of Students will be Home Schooled by 2050 Behaviour and standards push parents to teach their kids at home.
Literacy
Literacy
Get them Reading More Tips from behavioural scientists to encourage everyone to read.
IT careers
IT careers
IT Workers Will Thrive in the AI Era A rich, rewarding career in IT starts with following your interests.
Relationships
Relationships
Sex Education’s Performance Issues Aussie teens say sex education is leaving them unprepared for relationships. 
AI
AI
How GenAI is Transforming Citation: What You Need To Know Institutions must collaborate to develop frameworks recognizing GenAI’s limits.
Rahul Kumar, Brock University and Sarah Elaine Eaton, University of Calgary
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