‘Flexispaces’ hitting the mark with at-risk students
The Educator looks at a first-of-a-kind model allowing Australian schools to create a more flexible in-school learning environment
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‘A consultative leader with high expectations’
The Educator speaks to the new acting president of the NSW Secondary Principals Council about his vision for educational leadership and excellence
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Focus on primary partnerships revitalises high school
Sir Joseph Banks High School principal Murray Kitteringham has doubled his student enrolments by working with local primary schools
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Teachers Mutual Bank to sponsor Teacher of the Year Award
The Educator speaks to Alan Waugh, general manager of Teachers Mutual Bank, about the organisation’s decision to sponsor the important accolade at the upcoming Australian Education Awards
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Tech giant named as vendor to education department
Under the arrangement, Acer's new range of devices for schools have been added to the NSW Education Department’s catalogue for purchase
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New research panel to boost education research
The group brings together some of Australia's most influential academics to share current research, policy and practice in educational leadership
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Collective punishment: fair or farce?
Tasmania is currently the only state to restrict collective punishment in classrooms, and there are now calls for other states and territories follow
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What is the point of education?
Education needs to focus on developing the personhood of children, as well as their capability to engage as citizens, writes one expert
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How sick kids can maintain contact with their school
A fleet of telepresence robots are enabling two-way video and audio communication between sick students and their teachers and classmates
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NSW’s most inspired teachers announced
Five inspirational teachers from across NSW visit Google Australia to become the next wave of ‘classroom pioneers’