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A cohort of ideologically-driven academics opposed to the idea that evidence should inform teachers’ practice pose a threat to the progress Australian schools have made over the last five years, AERO’s CEO has warned.
When it comes to sun safety and skin care Australia’s high schools are worryingly uninterested and hopelessly ill-equipped when it comes to actively teaching sun safety and skin care.
Schools relying on one-off wellbeing surveys may be overlooking students who need mental health support, new research suggests.
As a University Liaison, I was visiting a young student teacher on her first placement. She revealed that while she was on yard duty she had been kicked and spat upon by a boy in Prep. I was shocked on two counts!
As the EU prepares to launch its own age-verification app for online platforms, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called on social media companies to “step up and take responsibility” over children’s online safety, ahead of a meeting with ...
A teacher accused of snapping and stabbing his school’s principal has indicated he will plead guilty and is negotiating an offer with the prosecution.
The creation of ‘deepfake’ sexually explicit images of a person without their consent using digital technology is set to be outlawed in Queensland as the Government looks to introduce new laws to criminalise the practice and close a loophole that ...
Secondary teachers have reportedly become so swamped with marking requirements that some are turning to AI or taking days off to try and catch up.
For nearly 90 years, an eye-catching animated neon sign of a little girl skipping has been lighting up Melbourne evenings.
Teachers’ sizeable workload has been framed as an individual wellbeing problem rather than a systemic issue in much of the existing research, an expert has flagged.
