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ArticleRich vs poor schools
Jane Caro argues that creating a fairer education sector starts with changing the funding model
ArticleWait times
SA parents are being asked to pledge to delay buying kids a phone until they turn 12
ArticleA different lens
What if behaviours are not problems to manage, but signals to understand?
ArticlePrevention point
Discipline doesn’t stop teens vaping, here’s what actually works
Article‘Safe environment’
How hybrid learning works at a Melbourne community school
ArticleStandard deviation
Areview of the national Teacher Standards has commenced after calls from key stakeholders for the policy documents to be updated. The Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL), the body responsible for promoting...
ArticleMeasured praise
Measures in the May budget designed to improve housing affordability were welcomed by education unions, although ongoing concerns about disability funding and teacher workload remain. The Australian Education Union (AEU) had been...
Article‘Ongoing issues’
The federal government has announced a new “safeguard” around how funding is spent to support school students with disabilities. The budget papers say there is an issue with “inaccurate claiming” by schools and new controls are needed to...
Article‘A different lens’
Classrooms across Australia are under more pressure than ever before, with teachers increasingly navigating complex behaviour challenges alongside already stretched workloads. But what if those behaviours are not problems to manage, but...