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Languages
Why we need to make learning languages easier and more popular in schools
Language learning has benefits outside of being able to communicate.
Philippa Kruger, the Global Head of Languages at Education Perfect
Curriculum
Mathematics education expert says proposed curriculum on right track
ACARA doing good things with maths curriculum for younger students.
Booming
Booming Queensland gears up for more independent school places
The independent sector in Queensland has become the fastest growing.
Data
Key lessons from corporate data leaders on how to become 'data-driven'
Data is everywhere, here's how to apply it.
JJ Phillips, Country Manager at Alteryx ANZ
Engage
How to engage reluctant students in online learning - 21 online teachers share their tips
Online learning is an art, teachers share their ideas.
Tolerability
The great divide of tolerability
Attacks against school staff is the new normal but schools deal with it in very different ways.
Rochelle Borton, Founder and Managing Director of Eduinfluencers
Wellbeing
Rural school makes wellbeing a big priority
You don't have to be a big school to care about student wellbeing.
Work together
10 ways teachers may collaborate
How and why teachers may best collaborate to improve students’ learning.
Andrew Oberthur, Principal, St Martin's School, Carina
Culture
Indigenous students have trouble finding culturally appropriate curriculum
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students still find it difficult to see themselves in curriculum.
Maths Science
Free VCE support for girls studying maths and sciences
Free virtual classes for girls in VCE maths and science.
Safety
Child safety tips for schools
Helpful tips for principals, teachers and other staff that engage with students to keep everyone safe.
Natalie Siegel-Brown, Managing Director of Child Wise
Manipulation
Controlling behaviours: Gaslighting strategies that are developed at a school age
Gaslighting behaviours are often exhibited but seen as bullying by busy school staff.
Dr Melinda Harris & Dr Neil MacNeill (Principals)
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