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Mental health
Students at Risk Over School Mental Health Policies
A solution is there but has been overlooked.
Read
Short and Sweet Solution to Lift Literacy
Online serials may be key in promoting reading for younger Australians.
Books
Ken Rigby - Interventions in Cases of Bullying in Schools. A Training Manual for Teachers and Counsellors
A testimonial on Ken Rigby's latest book on strategies to deal with bullying.
Jacqueline Van Velsen, CEO, Wellbeing in Schools Australia
Males
Where Are All the Male Teachers?
Something is holding blokes back from working in early childhood education.
Management
Nudging: Effectively Influencing School Student, Staff and Community Behaviours
A nudge maintains freedom of choice but steers people in a particular direction.
Dr Melinda Harris and Dr Neil MacNeill
Opinion
10 Things Everyone Should Know About the Edtech Revolution
Technology and education are increasingly inseparable.
Carlo Ruiz-Matthyssen, General Manager - Sales, eLearning & Technology, Campion Education
Health
It's Time to Get Walking!
Walk to school, form healthy habits.
Support
Adolescent Girls' Search for Academic Support Leads to Poorer Mental Health
Girls seeking academic support online could be doing more harm than good.
Attendance
"Non scholae, sed amicis discimus!"
Why students go to school.
Klaus Zierer Professor of Education University of Augsburg, Germany
Teachers
Innovation Unleashed in Teacher Education
New degree programs involve closer partnerships between unis and working teachers.
Attendance
Creativity and Innovation Key to Tackling Global School Attendance Crisis
Telepresence reconnects sick kids with school.
Rapport
Building Rapport Between Teacher and Student - A Foundation for Learning Engagement
When students feel understood and valued, they are more likely to participate actively in their learning process.
Dr Paul Teys
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