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Violence
How emotional intelligence could hold the keys to reducing domestic and family violence
Witnesses of violence as children tend to experience domestic violence in the future, this is how to stop it.
Amy Nguyen, Founder of Zen Tea Lounge Foundation
Recovery
Pandemic-proofing the education system
An evidence based roadmap for pandemic recovery for the disadvantaged.
It's here
The AI-driven classroom is here, are we ready?
AI is not infallible and an eye needs to be kept on how it is being used in schools.
Apps
12 must-have tools and apps for Australian teachers
There’s a good chance you’ve heard of the many educational apps available but which ones are the best, and why?
Kindness
Workbooks reinforce that kindness works
The flyhighbillie charity has released a series of workbooks aimed at encouraging a bit of kindness.
Analytics
XUNO school management system acquires GradeXpert
XUNO school management system has announced the acquisition of ‘best in breed’ analytics company GradeXpert.
Careers
Budding ad people learn the art of the pitch
Queensland high school students looking for a career in advertising will pitch for a major, real-world client before a panel of industry judges at a QUT event in July.
Tech
Techy Primary produces 10-year-olds with industry level skills
Wooranna Park Primary School is a stand out example of what happens when you put the children at the centre of a school.
Excursion
A future in food: Hands-on opportunity for VIC primary students to learn where fresh food comes from
Victorian Primaries can participate in a hands-on program to see where much of their fresh food comes from.
Awards
Teaching awards nominations now open
Winners are up for professional development grants of $5000 to $10,000.
Silent victims
It’s time we stopped overlooking children as bystanders in our society, and treated them as equals
Children are often not acknowledged as victims but rather as bystanders, meaning their needs are rarely properly addressed.
Selim Ucar, Youth Street Services Manager, Humanity Matters
Well
Wellbeing a focus of Microsoft education software
New tools in Microsoft's education products look to enhance student well-being.
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