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AI
AI
The Ethical ‘Robot’ As a species we have, so far, endured a multitude of technological revolutions and right now AI is exploding in education and every aspect of life. It’s comforting that an omniscient AI entity is closer to reality than an omnipotent one. Despite the unease, AI might just be another technology that improves our lot. While its algorithms funnel us down our own self-serving rabbit holes of knowledge, maybe it will be smart enough to look down all of them and recognize the follies of our human history. If we can keep our grubby hands off of it, while it builds the digital neural pathways to control us completely, just maybe, it will be smarter than all of us and, contrary to our history and individual foibles, maybe decide that peaceful coexistence is worthwhile after all.
Bruce Sander, AM
Community
Community
Bored or Burned out? Re-imagining School Facilities to better Support Teachers and Students The invitation to work hard will only resonate if students are rewarded with a sense of empowerment and joy.
Roel Krabbendam, Architect
Science
Science
Preparing Melbs for Climate Challenges High schoolers work with Uni to prepare for climate change.
Play
Play
Crowded School Playgrounds: Fix the Chaos Strategies to make playgrounds work better.
Future skills
Future skills
Quantum IQ is the Future of Education A workforce needs to be prepared for work in the Next-Gen quantum industries. 
Exams
Exams
The Hidden Impact of Parental Anxiety on Exam Performance Often it is parents that drive exam stress – how to avoid It.
Kate Renshaw
Early STEM
Early STEM
A Holistic Approach for Teaching Design Technology in an Elementary Classroom Innovative design projects that instill STEM concepts for young learners.
Jayashree Krishnan, Design Technology Educator Dallas, TX
Information
Information
Contemporary Strategies for Optimizing Learning The acceleration of information generation necessitates learners adopt new strategies.
Dr Kinsley Titchener
Health
Health
The Impact of Physical Activity on Youth Wellbeing: ‘Big 6’ Breakdown Blog Series A healthy body makes for a healthy mind, some resources to encourage physical activity.
Francesca Wallis with expert review by researchers at the Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use
Teach
Teach
Nothing Like Homegrown School Learning Support Officers become qualified teachers while continuing to work.
Teachers
Teachers
Tired and Emotional - Teachers Need Support but are Often Silent Teaching is emotional, so who is looking after the emotional needs of teachers?
Music
Music
The Band that Brought a School Community Together Students working and interacting across year levels, talented students unearthed, Sunshine College's music program is a win.
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