The show floor at EduTECH 2014 was filled with over 220 exhibitors who each had products, services and demonstrations on offer. We spoke to a few of the leading brands on why delegates should consider purchasing their products or services to use in their own school or work environment.
Gambling executives are denying any wrongdoing for children being exposed to betting advertising, shifting responsibility to parents and other platforms.
A new teaching approach could revolutionise the incorporation of Aboriginal languages into Australian classrooms to teach younger generations and potentially prevent important cultural connections from being lost, new research has found.
Scientists investigating the effects of increasing screen use on children’s psychosocial development, after adjustment for family functioning, found no links between screen use duration and developmental difficulties at age five or ten.
It’s safe to say that what began as the British Empire Games back in 1930 and held in the Canadian city of Hamilton, has seen it’s fair share of changes.
Principals say the Victorian Government’s proposal to cut staff meetings in half will harm teachers in the long run, as union members prepare to strike for the third time over pay and conditions.
A teenage girl is being remembered as shy but confident, sassy but considerate, almost a month after her body was discovered in bushland.
Victoria’s public school teachers, principals, and education support staff will be stopping work statewide for a further 24 hours over what it calls ‘the Carroll Labor Government’s failure to deliver a revised pay and conditions offer for AEU memb...
‘I’m thinking about leaving teaching, but I really don’t want to. How can I stay in the profession I love when it’s breaking me?’
Young people are far from just passive users who are easily influenced by social media, but actually make active choices, which tells us that we as educators, can help guide young people to make good decisions in digital spaces, new research sugge...
