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Digital divide for First Nations students widens during pandemic COVID-19 widened the digital divide over the last year, many First Nations students could not access online learning materials.

Brisbane primary school makes entrepreneurship part of the program Can entrepreneurship be taught? St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School thinks so.

Simple ways to help students write unique stories If your students have been struggling to develop ideas and write with creativity, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Principals' stress and workloads off the charts in 'year like no other' A biblical year of bushfires, shock floods, and the COVID-19 global pandemic has had an immense impact on the stress and workload of school leaders.

Curriculum Review? Teacher Education Review? Let’s balance the equation correctly! Any review of maths teaching must find the right balance between decluttering and better informing teachers on what is required.

No education review, more funds needed Alan Tudge’s idea that education needs another review ignores the biggest reason for education shortfalls.

How do you run a marathon? Easy goals do not help to advance self-efficacy in students.

Problem solving helps maths enjoyment Primary school students are overwhelmingly positive about learning mathematics through problem solving.

Preply language tutors making extra $900 a week Australian tutors are embracing the platform with over 500 tutors currently registered. Tutors can work at a time that suits their schedules and make money.

Live performance marks bounce back We're gradually coming back and live performance is part of that with one of the largest performing arts festivals in Australia and New Zealand, Sydney Eisteddfod, now on.

Excitement, inclusivity attract women to tech careers Research indicates that women will get involved in STEM if the perceptions about the industry undergo a shift.

Excess screen time delays school readiness Screen time is replacing healthy, quality play, leading to developmental deficits.