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Education revamp must shift ‘from aims to actions’ – report
A prominent education policy think tank is urging the government to walk its talk when it comes to implementing the goals of the Melbourne Declaration
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Innovative school design focus on personalised learning
Principal Unity Taylor-Hill jumped at the “once in a career” opportunity to start a school from scratch on Sydney’s north shore at the end of 2015
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When is the right time to discuss organ donations with students?
Nearly one million young Australians want to become an organ donor but haven’t. The Educator looks at why, and how schools can help
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Unlocking the secrets to developing resilient learners
Embedding Dr Judith Locke’s approach to raising confident and capable children into a teaching and learning framework
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A little bit of improvement every day
An interview with Anthony Simone, principal of Harvest Home Primary School in Epping, Victoria
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How healthy food improves student outcomes
An upcoming summit will share resources and advice on promoting healthy eating in schools
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Students tackle the big questions with leading futurists
A student audience recently asked some of Australia’s best tech minds the question ‘How might we humanise technology?’ Here’s how they answered
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How are you preparing your students for life in the 21st Century?
The Educator spoke to ACEL chief executive Professor Geoff Masters AO about how research can help school leaders optimise teaching and learning
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Three reasons why students should study maths
A growing number of students are dropping the subject as soon as they can. Two academics explain what schools can do to tackle the problem
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New study highlights value of social and emotional skills
The OECD study will provide insights on how schools can support students to develop these important skills