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Questions hang over government's school funding legislation
Australia's peak teachers' union and the Greens are calling for the Federal Government to rethink its school funding plan
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Online education revenue growing $20bn per year – research
The global online education market is expected to grow by 40% and hit a $257bn value by 2028, new data shows
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Aussie students triumph in global academic contest
A team of Perth students were recently named the official International da Vinci Decathlon champions
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How AI is helping young Australians drive positive change
More than 1,300 Aussie students recently unleashed their tech skills, crafting AI solutions to tackle cybersecurity, healthy habits, and digital well-being challenges
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Schools urged to address rising incidents of violence
Nearly 2,300 assault cases were reported in the year leading up to June 2024
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The legal pitfalls of handling student behaviour
Two lawyers explain the legal framework around suspension, expulsion, and the duty of care when managing disruptive students
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Program tackles regional teacher shortage
The program focuses on preparing and accelerating the training of new teachers to meet the specific needs of Western Sydney's diverse schools
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Human and AI: How Can We Create a Winning Partnership?
AI should enhance education for all learners, fostering a future where human ingenuity and AI innovation collaborate to unlock new possibilities, writes Tony Maguire
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New legislation boosts public school funding
The new Bill removes the funding ceiling that stops the Commonwealth providing more than 20% of funding to public schools
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'An extraordinary situation': Teacher push back against soaring workloads
Australia's peak teachers' union says its members should not be expected to carry the burden of new reforms when their schools are not fully funded