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How are schools really coping with online learning?
The transition to online learning is having a negative impact on a big number of Australian students, studies show
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Private schools urge 'immediate' return to school
Queensland's private schools have called on the state's government to give "special consideration" to all Year 11 and 12 students
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Prescient leadership in a new and uncertain world
The Educator speaks to ACEL CEO Aasha Murthy about how principals can remain focussed and effective during this extraordinary time
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Is it safe for teachers to be at school?
A new report has highlighted the importance of educators maintaining social distancing in schools, but the Prime Minister insists there is no such need
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Ten ways teachers are adapting to remote classrooms
Online learning becomes the “new normal” as teachers find ways to hold classes amid the COVID-19 pandemic
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Flexible classroom options in the COVID-19 era
The Educator looks at how Portable Partitions is helping schools provide safe and versatile learning environments when face-to-face classes resume
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How hunger impacts on learning outcomes
New data has shed light on the link between children reporting feeling hungry and their academic performance
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Teachers defy government with 'stay at home' campaign
South Australian schools have been told to resume face-to-face classes, but the message from the teachers union is “not so fast”
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Students get extra devices to help them learn from home
Victorian students will receive an additional 21,000 internet dongles to assist with remote learning
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Effective timetabling for remote learning
How can schools create remote timetables that best serve teachers and students? Ngaire Gardiner from Edval Education shares some helpful tips