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Demystifying Dyslexia: What Every Teacher Should Know Dyslexia is primarily a language-based difficulty and with the right support, students can learn to read and thrive. Students with dyslexia are often working much harder than their peers just to keep up. Without targeted instruction, no amount of extra effort will lead to meaningful progress. What they need is the right kind of teaching

What is the Role of Schools in the Age of AI? Why play and human skills matter most.

Vinnies Service Medallion Launches for High School Students A structured program for community service.

BEES: A New Mental Health Tool Making a Buzz Easy, free questionnaire effective in revealing emotional state.

Luke Mangan wants New Blood for the Restaurant Industry A challenging, creative career awaits, if you can cut the mustard.

Schools Well Placed to Support Students Experiencing Family Violence Schools commonly dismissing students’ reports of violence at home.

Victorian Transport Accident Commission Partners with Melbourne Museum to Deliver Free Road Safety Incursion Incursion offers six interactive digital experiences, each addressing a different area of road safety.

Teaching - Why Do It? Not all teaching is miracle conversions and epiphanies. Much of it is persistence.

The Impact of Screen Time on Youth Mental Health: the ‘Big 6’ breakdown blog series After 1 hour of screen-use a day, subsequent hours of daily screen time were associated with lower psychological wellbeing,

Free Teen-led Sustainability Lessons for Aussie Schools From YouTube to classrooms: STTOP schools program launches.

What Makes a Great Teacher? 10 Traits that Matter Resilience, adaptability, respect, persistence are just some of the qualities that teachers need.

How Educators can Address the Rise of Rigid Masculinities The manosphere is no place to be without the ability for critical thinking.