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Reframing for Positive Teenager Outcomes Reframing is a psychological technique used to help someone shift their mindset from ‘doom and gloom’ towards a more positive and constructive outlook. It can be used to question, adjust, or eliminate unhelpful or negative thought patterns. This simple technique can be done anywhere, anytime, by anyone - with intention and conscious conversations.

Employers say Skills Beat Schooling Experience over degrees when it comes to hiring.

Effective Implementation of Evidence-Based Teaching Practices New free resources from AERO.

The Ethical ‘Robot’ Despite the unease, AI might just be another technology that improves our lot.

Path to Defense STEM Jobs for High schoolers Teens to keep submarine and shipbuilding ambitions afloat.

Majority Make Sacrifices for Kids to Attend Non-Government Schools Two in three families cutting back on household expenses to educate children.

Gateway High is Beating School Refusal Smaller class sizes and personalised care encourage students back to school.

Bored or Burned out? Re-imagining School Facilities to better Support Teachers and Students The invitation to work hard will only resonate if students are rewarded with a sense of empowerment and joy.

Preparing Melbs for Climate Challenges High schoolers work with Uni to prepare for climate change.

Crowded School Playgrounds: Fix the Chaos Strategies to make playgrounds work better.

Quantum IQ is the Future of Education A workforce needs to be prepared for work in the Next-Gen quantum industries. 

The Hidden Impact of Parental Anxiety on Exam Performance Often it is parents that drive exam stress – how to avoid It.