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Australian schools ‘far from inclusive’
There are growing calls for teachers to change their perceptions of students with disabilities
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‘Education, not extinction’: Why the Italian government sided with the youth on climate change
Italian Education Minister, Lorenzo Fioramonti, tells The Educator about the country’s plan to help students confront the newly declared “climate emergency”
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Exciting film project keeps kids switched on
Across Australia, school students are joining a growing community of talented young people who are making their mark on the nation’s film industry
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How schools can develop students’ sustainable practices
Beyond class discussion, schools implementing programs or projects on environmental sustainability can help foster their students' good habits
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Revealed: Innovative Schools 2019 winners
The Educator has announced the top 44 Australian schools demonstrating exceptional leadership in change and innovation
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Major school bodies join forces
The partnership will provide students and staff across the Independent and Catholic sectors in NSW with improved learning and teaching opportunities
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Italy makes climate change education mandatory
The world-first curriculum will see students study climate change and sustainable development for almost an hour each week
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7,000 Queensland teachers begin work bans
Teachers from more than 195 Queensland Catholic schools have begun work bans to protest industrial conditions and pay
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Smartphones: schoolyard heroes or villains?
Proponents of banning mobile phones in schools raise concerns about the risks of distraction and addiction, but one expert argues the ban won’t work
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New tool helps students turn aspirations into reality
A new online tool is enabling students to link their passions and potential career paths. The Educator speaks to Dr Geoff Lee, NSW Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education, to find out more
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