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Far Out Friday: ‘Dora the Explorer’ suspended for 'vaping'

The actress behind the beloved character ‘Dora the Explorer’ has been suspended after being caught vaping in her school’s bathroom.

Last chance to be part of the Education Report for 2016

Today is the final day to submit an entry – don’t miss out.

Opinion: The top five online tools for your flipped classroom

An e-learning expert explains how these flipped classroom techniques can improve the way you interact with students.

Scots College principal responds to allegations

The Scots College principal, Dr Ian Lambert, has responded to allegations of misconduct which were contained in a series of leaked documents.

How LGBTIQ-friendly is your school?

When supporting gender diverse students, there are an important range of considerations schools should be aware of, says a gender diversity specialist.

New study touts solution to teacher drop-outs

There may be a way to help retain new teachers and restore much-needed faith in the profession, a new study suggests.

Private schools hit back at ‘grossly inaccurate’ claims

Private schools have slammed a recent report suggesting twenty schools spent taxpayers’ money inappropriately.

Final week for Education Report entries

If you haven’t had your say, get your entry in for the 2016 Education Report before it’s too late.

Rising from the ashes: future-focused classrooms

Less than a year after a tragic fire tore through his school, Bernard Cheng tells The Educator about the inspiring projects already rising from the ashes.

School takes legal action against online bullies

A Melbourne school has taken legal action against parents who bullied its teachers online in what one cyber safety expert says is an increasingly common scenario.