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Resilience Through Dialogue: Why Talking it Out Matters in Education and Beyond When students learn to engage with disagreement without humiliation, they develop coping skills and emotional regulation. Dialogic teaching has been shown to increase tolerance of uncertainty, interpersonal trust, and the ability to navigate difficult issues. Such students are less likely to retreat from conflict and more likely to see it as part of growth. This is not about shielding students from ideas but equipping them to meet ideas with confidence.

Meeting Schools Where They’re At: How Wakakirri’s Beginners Program is Helping Time Poor Teachers Help to get performance rolling.

Student Mental Health: Building Cultures of Wellbeing in Schools and Universities From crisis response to cultures of flourishing.

Systemic Problems in Maths Delivery Lead to Drop in Participation High-level maths avoidance in VCE contributing to nation’s widening skills gap

NSW Premier's Spelling Bee Winners Polysyllables no sweat for super spellers.

From Near Death to New Learning An emotionally intelligent AI teacher, TeachingBlox reimagines how we learn.

Building Blocks for Success The Y WA’s School ReadY program is winning.

Matt Dodds Boosts Girls in STEM Subjects and Participation Overall 2025 Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools goes to Glen Innes High School NSW Physics Bio teacher.

Are Students Becoming Attracted to Distraction? We are primed to be attracted to our distractions.

Set up to Fail Better induction and support in schools needed for casual teachers.

Prisoners Learn Alongside Students Prison education exchange program up for national innovation prize.

High School Transitions Made Smoother It starts with a shared picture of each student.