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Careers
Funding a Career Test Doesn't Mean You Have a Careers Education Program
Career education should teach students to make active choices and overcome obstacles.
Liv Pennie, co-founder and CEO, BECOME Education
Treatments
New Therapy for Kids with Treatment-Resistant Behavioural Problems has Lasting Results
Children with callous, unemotional traits can be trained to be more prosocial.
UNSW Sydney
Psychology
Workshopping Body Image Issues Should Start in Primary
Eating disorders and body image tackled through Butterfly’s workshops and resources.
Read
Reading Revelations
If a kid is 'reluctant' to read, perhaps look at the reading material
Phil Kettle
Tech teaching
Mordialloc College's Tech Teaching Solution
School finds some help with teaching Digital Technologies.
Screens
Tablet Focuses on Eye Health
New tablet reduces screen blue light by 73 per cent.
Graduates
The Importance of Producing High Quality Graduates
A focus on graduating students' results has to be maintained, coexisting with nurturing students' happiness.
Dr Paul Teys
Schools
A Pathway Cleared to Top Tertiary Institutions
Crimson Global Academy wins Cambridge International’s approval.
STEM
NASA Astronaut and Western Sydney High School Students Connect at Powerhouse
Students meet with STEM high-flyers.
Staff Retention
Teachers Need Time and Support
If they are to stay in the profession, teachers need work environments where they can thrive.
Thinking
From Little Things, Big Things Grow
Academic excellence is a natural by-product of a culture of thinking.
Ms Jacinda Euler, Principal, Brisbane Girls Grammar School
Learning
Early Vocab Skills Indicate School Success
Pre-schoolers with larger vocabulary perform better.
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