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For Grace*, 2023 should have been the pinnacle of her teaching career.Five years after graduating university, she was settling into a full-term contract at her "dream job" on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, teaching at the high school she had attended growing up."I'd travelled around, I'd come back,...
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A major survey of Australian school principals finds they are copping abuse from parents and students on top of huge workloads. Many experienced leaders say they might leave the profession.
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In part two of this series, experts discuss reports of students struggling and teachers being physically attacked in the aftermath of school closures during the pandemic.
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You are not a visual learner — learning styles are a stubborn myth. Part of this video is sponsored by Google Search.
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We’re told education can end poverty. The truth is more complicated.
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The recent reports of poison attacks on over 1000 Iranian schoolgirls appears to be another shocking chapter in the war against girls’ education.
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As the long-running debate about single-sex schools intensifies – and more Sydney boys’ schools shift to co-ed – the popularity of girls’ schools continues to grow.
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There is a new push for private schools to open their grounds and facilities to the broader community
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Exclusive: Pressure builds on government to apologise, as lawyer likens ‘trail of destruction’ to that wreaked by Catholic church
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The science says teens need more sleep. Schools around the region and the country are reassessing their start times.
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In this latest installment of the CNN Opinion series -- "America's Future Starts Now" -- educators, academics and think tank experts examine major problems in US public education, chief among them, the partisan divisions over what gets taught in the classroom and how.
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Teachers are increasingly copping abuse from parents and it’s undermining their desire to stay in the profession.
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Since February, researchers have been surveying South Australian teachers about sexist views among their students.
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Even after her death, Lillian Orlich, who served as a teacher and counselor before retiring at the age of 89, is still helping a Virginia school system
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The federal and NT governments have just made a ‘historic’ funding announcement of about $1 billion for schools in the territory.
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A new free history program is available for teachers around Australia to use to help their students understand Indigenous history and the impact of colonisation.
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In 1926, hundreds of US students set off on one of the world's first study abroad adventures, docking in nearly 50 ports around the world. But it wasn't without its critics.
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The ample supply of instant coffee is just one reason Gateway Community High in Carlingford has a long waiting list.
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Japan’s first e-sports high school thought it would turn out pro gamers. Instead, it attracted an unexpected demographic.
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My School is updated each year with information about every school in Australia to help parents understand “the performance of schools over time”.
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A year ago, most teachers had never heard of the ex-kickboxer and social media influencer. Now, his toxic machismo is the talk of the playground – and the staffroom
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A new report from the Grattan Institute calls for tutoring at school, in school hours to be rolled out across Australia.
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With Afghan girls barred from attending secondary school by the Taliban, underground schools have formed to allow young women to continue their education.
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Disruptions from COVID-19 and the recent Victorian floods have some experts calling for changes in Australian schools. They say Singapore's flexible education system could be a model to better prepare students to engage in quality learning during times of crisis.
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