Students gain crucial life-saving skills
The Educator looks at why some education systems are increasing their investments into children’s swimming programs
Anna Mogato graduated with a degree in Journalism at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. She is a current news writer for Key Media’s APAC digital products mainly The Educator.
Anna’s journalism experience has been honed from various top media companies in the Philippines including BusinessWorld Publishing, and Rappler Inc., specializing in topics like business, agriculture, environment, trade, and property.
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Government cracks down on dodgy childcare providers
After relaxing childcare regulations for parents, the Federal Government is setting its sights on dodgy childcare providers
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Teachers offered ‘once-in-a-life-time’ fellowship
One state’s teachers have been given the chance to upskill themselves by working with experts at a prominent US design museum
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How schools can keep students safe from abuse
The latest case of grooming in an elite boy’s college shows that sexual abuse is an issue that persists in schools. Here’s how educators can combat it
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When literacy and diversity goes hand in hand
Children can learn about themselves and others through reading books, and they even get to improve their literacy in the process
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Which students are prime bullying targets?
A global study led by researchers from the University of Queensland have identified the students who are bullied the most
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Developing students’ healthy eating habits
The Educator looks at what the experts say about the presence of junk food in school canteens, and how students can be enticed to healthier options
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Counter intolerance program expands after new funding
The funding will help hundreds of schools develop strategies to respond to intolerance so that students feel safe and included
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How to help Year 12 students stay on track
Helping senior year students set goals and thrive in their learning can help them shine during their final year in school, a new study shows
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Is social media driving a rise in hate speech?
While social media has been called a distracting influence on school students, new research shows it is contributing to a more disturbing issue