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The Educator is looking for Australia’s best service providers
The Educator will again recognise the top-performing vendors in the fourth annual Service Provider Awards
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Opinion: How knowledge of brain function elevates student performance
Education about brain function can transform low-achieving students into self-motivated, high-performing learners, writes Dr Ragnar Purje
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Honouring heritage, breaking barriers, and shaping futures
The Educator speaks to Strathcona Girls Grammar Principal Lorna Beegan
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Pen mightier than keyboard in schools – studies
The meta-analysis examined 22 years' worth of studies comparing the effects of writing by hand or keyboarding on primary students' writing performance
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‘Unfair, incoherent, and wasteful’: Calls to overhaul school funding model
The admission by some private schools that many grandparents pay school fees is also an admission they are over-funded, a new analysis claims
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Is your school using technology thoughtfully?
The Educator speaks to Laura Bain, an Apple Distinguished Educator at Matthew Flinders Anglican College in Queensland
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Learning to feel: How storybooks help kids understand pain
A new study shows how young children learn about the concept of pain through reading
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The case for single-sex schools amid the co-ed shift
Two principals tell The Educator why single-sex education not only has a place in the 21st Century, but is critical to young women everywhere
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Anti-vaping approaches that work for schools
A new resource outlines anti-vaping approaches schools can adopt that are most likely to work
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A step too far: Why schools should think twice about expulsions
Expelling students for bad behaviour seems like the obvious solution, but is it really a good idea?
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