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Attendance matters – but official reports don’t tell the whole story
Students are now back at school for Term 1. Campaigns around attendance by education departments around Australia are …
House of horrors: What the ABC revealed about early childhood education and care (ECEC) in Australia now
The ABC’s Four Corners television episode ‘Betrayal of Trust: Australia’s Childcare Crisis’into the worst excesses of the troubled …
Reading for Emotion: we need more from the NAPLAN marking guide
NAPLAN testing is on right now. Researchers at Charles Darwin University (CDU) critically examined NAPLAN’s narrative marking guide. …
Why AERO should take a long hard look at itself
How AERO’s failures fail us all: part one published yesterday To look at AERO’s teaching model is to …
AERO: Why and how its failures fail us all
The Vatican has the Dicastery of the Doctrine of the Faith. Australian schooling has AERO. New, not very …
Schooling now in a crisis: Inky darkness, crippling anxieties, overreactions, love, care and glorious beauty
Hundreds of schools are closed. We’re in lock down again. This time it’s not COVID, it’s climate. Waiting …
Good news for women academics – and for their students
The boom in research outputs in accounting and finance disciplines in higher education institutions in Australia and New …
What teachers can do when misinformation goes viral
This week has borne witness to the destabilising impact of misinformation. We had the perfect example in the …
How to teach Aboriginal perspectives
Aboriginal Perspectives in the Curriculum: Many teachers feel they lack the necessary skills and knowledge to teach Aboriginal …
As the world burns, students get why human connection matters
While teachers may struggle to understand what global citizenship means, students experience global citizenship through intercultural relationships and …