Q: I really want my middle schoolers to be producers, not just consumers, of games. Where do I start?
A ...
Game making, not playing
Q: I really want my middle schoolers to be producers, not just consumers, of games. Where do I start?
A ...
Many young people enjoy going to the gym as a recreation and fitness activity. For young people with disability, accessing and participating in gym-based fitness can have some barriers which make enjoyment, skill development and improvements in fi...
Recently I saw a huge pod of dolphins playing in the waves at my local beach. Not many things get people to get their faces out of their phones these days (yes, even at the beach!) but once the word started to get around, we were all mesmerised.
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A new report has found young people are forming attitudes about gender, sex and relationships earlier than ever, while navigating growing risks in online environments.
Teachers and support staff in Victorian Catholic schools have staged school-gate actions across the state today as part of an escalating campaign for improved pay, conditions and access to single interest bargaining.
Young Australians are being moved to violent extremism in a matter of days as the speed and scale of radicalisation accelerate.
The fields of trauma-informed classroom practice and learning science should become more closely aligned around instructional practices likely to support the majority of learners, regardless of trauma or neurodiversity backgrounds, a leading cogni...
Despite school-age students spending significant time online and on devices, their proficiency in digital literacy has stagnated according to newly released ACARA data.
As the nation continues to navigate a critical, escalating student attendance crisis, with ‘school can't’ remaining a major issue across public, independent and Catholic schools, the success of one program is providing a welcome ray of sunshine.
Across Australia, illicit tobacco and vaping products are flowing through borders and onto shelves at an alarming rate.
