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Martin Bryant and Adam Lanza as examples of the next generation of murderous students in our schools Can more be done to identify and re-socialise students who will potentially fall into the same trajectory as Martin Bryant?

Science education not fit for the future say majority of teachers Science teaching is falling short and it's an international problem.

A safe social media network for young people A new Australian-made social media network lets kids experience the social media phenomenon but in a safe way.

Where the right gets it wrong on education Loud conservative voices in the media often don't have it right.

Remote learning for teachers - what works and what doesn't Back to lockdown means back to remote teaching so here are some strategies that help.

Follow your heart to make a difference Hattie and Zierer argue that mindframes become visible. They answer the question of what how and why educators are doing what they are doing. 

Hume Anglican Grammar’s growth tracks Melbourne’s Hume Anglican Grammar's rapid expansion shows the demand for independent schooling in Melbourne's growth corridors.

Learning Loss and its implications post-COVID-19 Learning loss might tally up to be greater than the amount of time spent learning remotely.

Career stability, overwork and the teaching recruitment crisis Teachers leaving the profession in droves can be stopped using these strategies.

Why we need to make learning languages easier and more popular in schools Language learning has benefits outside of being able to communicate.

Mathematics education expert says proposed curriculum on right track ACARA doing good things with maths curriculum for younger students.

Booming Queensland gears up for more independent school places The independent sector in Queensland has become the fastest growing.