But if we ban phones and bury this issue under the sand, when and how do our kids learn to ...
Despite some green shoots in Australian students’ numeracy outcomes, this year’s national NAPLAN data has revealed a concerning pocket of decline at Year 3, prompting alarm amongst experts and policymakers.
The Northern Territory Government’s plan for a radical shakeup of teacher regulation risks undermining community confidence in the quality of NT schools, according a chorus of key education stakeholders.
Every year, Australia has the same conversation.
Children watching Australia’s two biggest football codes are being exposed to harmful alcohol advertising at every match.
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.
Targeted morphology instruction in secondary classrooms could be the key to boosting students’ spelling and writing skills at a critical time when they are encountering increasingly demanding texts, a new study 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.
