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How principals can help students build character
Leaders must develop character and competencies in students to set them up for a successful future, writes Matthew Flinders Anglican College principal Stuart Meade
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Experts examine digital tech’s effect on kids
The Federal Government is leading a $35m study to investigate the damaging effects of children’s smartphone usage
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Are schools keeping up with booming enrolments?
As Australia’s student population grows, state governments see no choice but to build more schools – but is this enough?
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How principals can develop future leaders
The non-systemic nature of private schools has given rise to a distinctive model for the development of future school leaders, AHISA Beth Blackwood tells The Educator
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What’s being done to help principals thrive?
The Educator looks at some of the work being done to improve the health, wellbeing and capacity of Australia’s school leaders
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School recognised for ‘unique’ outdoor education
A team of educators have bagged an award for the most outstanding outdoor learning program conducted in a NSW school
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How technology is transforming education
The Educator speaks to an expert about how some schools are using technology to shake up teaching and learning in a big way
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Training the teacher: developing the arts curriculum
Aside from training primary teachers to specialise in whatever subject they will be teaching, developing the Arts can be rewarding
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New report reveals 'major shift towards DIY learning'
The landmark report reveals some serious challenges ahead for Australia's school system
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What are the biggest looming challenges for principals?
An education thought leader will soon share research spanning nine years of principal health and wellbeing research across four countries
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