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October sees Aussie Backyard Bird Count Citizen science and prizes to be accessed.

Finger tracing enhances learning: validity of 100-year-old practice confirmed Tracing makes learning easier, faster and more motivating

Brain Bully – it’ll do yer head in! The extreme negative emotions you may experience are always accompanied by an action or actions, which contrive against you. Yes I’m Brain Bully and I really can ‘do your head in!’

NSW Parliament school holiday fun Goodies and money for the taking.

Nature play for teaching STEM New research on outdoor learning.

Real tech competency requires training Technology’s speed of development and volume makes some direction necessary.

An Ode to Expertise: What have we learnt from COVID and how can we apply our new learning? Australian teachers are to be praised for their handling of the last two COVID effected years.

Principals paid much more than teachers Gap between Australian teacher and principal pay one of the highest in OECD

How reflective practice can prevent burnout for teachers and students It's understandable people are tired after two trying years.

Good habits for Year 12s facing exams Getting through the exams requires planning.

Why data literacy needs to be included in the school curriculum Data is driving everything.

Huge demand sees $5 million facility for SA special needs kids open Demand exceeds OT professionals' ability to keep up.