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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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How to engage the seven types of learners
Emeritus Professor Gary Goh explains how educators can use a participant’s learning style to their advantage when creating online courses
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Classroom discussions at a time of heightened consciousness
Bouncing off ideas and opinions about social and political issues in classrooms are just as important as going out and joining demonstrations, if not more, according to CSNSW
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Concerns grow over ‘corporatisaton’ of Australia’s schools
In today’s tech-driven world, the presence of big business in schools comes as no surprise. However, the extent of their involvement is raising eyebrows
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