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Palestine: is it possible for teachers to be neutral?
Interest in Palestine amongst students and the wider public raises an age-old question regarding the teaching profession: can …
Inclusive education: it’s not getting better. What should we do next?
For decades, debates around inclusive education have persisted, with systems globally striving to make schools more inclusive. Yet, …
Are we now gaslighting teacher expertise?
Curriculum reform is underway in NSW, including the development and implementation of new syllabuses from kindergarten to year …
Here are five ways the government could demolish barriers to early learning
The Final Report from the Productivity Commission (PC) into Early Childhood Education and Care was released last week. …
Early learning: Every child deserves access now. Here’s how we can make that happen
The Final Report from the Productivity Commission (PC) into Early Childhood Educationand Care was released last week. This …
Cyberabuse: It’s too late – the post has gone viral already
The Albanese government’s proposed legislation to outlaw doxing is a landmark move in Australia’s fight against online harassment …
Is the social media ban a moral panic?
South Australia last week began consultations on a proposed social media ban for children under the age of …
How engaging hearts leads to engaging minds
“I’m not here to make you feel guilty, but I’m here to give you truths and facts that …
Why evidence is important in educational practice and policy
Evidence is critical in education. Topical new research findings related to child and adolescent development, learning processes, education …
The right time to talk is now: Phonology before phonics
Early years teachers are identifying a worrying cultural trend affecting children’s spoken language development – their ability to …