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Is there a ‘right way’ to teach? Recent debates suggest yes, but students and schools are much more complex
Explicit instruction or teaching involves teachers “clearly explaining, demonstrating and modelling to st.udents” why they are learning something.
Campus relocation puts world-class teaching and research facilities in Sydney’s harbourside heart
The campus will be spread over two floors and feature teaching spaces,…
New agreement secures future for Australian circus arts education
Collarts Chief Executive Officer says NICA has found its forever home at…
Bridging the psychology gap in regional Australia
According to the Australian Healthcare Index 2023, the majority of people who require…
Reimagining personalised learning in science
Teachers can now harness rich data from EdTech and implement effective differentiation…
Applications for new Suburban University Study Hubs closing soon
Eligible organisations have one more week to apply, with applications closing at…
Is your child’s photo on their school Facebook page? What does this mean for their privacy?
If you are taking an image of a child, ask for verbal…
Connecting students across cultures
The project will incorporate a visit by 20 Trinity students to the…
Uni champion for diversity and inclusion receives top honour
The award recognises outstanding leadership, innovation and commitment to creating exemplary workplace…
The Productivity Commission wants to axe a key tax break for private school donations – but the government is determined to keep it
Taxpayer subsidies for private school buildings now approach A$100 million per year.
Too many Year nine students are missing school. What can parents and teachers do to keep them engaged?
Year nine often represents a difficult time for teachers and students.
Study shows gifted children need greater insight and tailored support
The findings have broad implications for how gifted students are taught.
Media partnership takes journalism students from on campus to on air
ECU students produce Project WA on Channel 7 to a wide audience.
‘My brain leaves the room’: what happens when teachers talk too much?
Just as important as the proportion of teacher talk is how easy…
Students help deliver 80,000 smiles
The clinic's services have been especially important for Cairns and its surrounds.
Moment has arrived for ACU’s Olympians and Paralympians
ACU Vice-Chancellor and President says the student athletes were beacons of excellence.
‘The teacher returned the call to my ex’: how separated parents struggle to get information from their child’s school
Most separated parents are unhappy with school communication.
How should I factor AI into my decision about what to study after school?
Should school-leavers factor AI into their future study choices?
New research shows small lifestyle changes are linked to differences in teen mental health over time
Lifestyle changes can support better adolescent mental health.
