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Maths
Where have the algorithms gone? The Australian Curriculum Review: Mathematics
There is a lot to like about the revision proposed by ACARA.
James Burnett and Dr Calvin Irons (Founders, ORIGO Education)
Action
School students strike against gas funding on Friday
Thousands of school students and their supporters held the first mass school strike for climate action since COVID-19 on Friday.
Fear
Fear: Giving voice to the silent victims of violence in schools
This article is focussed on the unfortunate childhood witnesses of violence who are not physically injured, but nonetheless experience fear for their own safety.
Dr Neil MacNeill and Ray Boyd, principals
Read
Mystery and thriller novels hot in lockdown
Australian authors continue to rise in popularity.
Conference
National Education Summit returns to Brisbane
The National Education Summit will hold its second Brisbane event in 2021 over two days Friday 4 – Saturday 5 June.
IT
How school IT help desks can start unclogging the backlog
Clearing the IT backlog and transforming the help desk.
Patrick Hubbard, Head Geek at SolarWinds
Teaching
Is preventing teacher burnout the answer to addressing better outcomes for students?
The ‘COVID hangover’ remains for the teaching profession.
Rochelle Borton
NAPLAN
What a new national assessment system looks like
The Gonski Institute offers an alternative vision of NAPLAN.
Teaching
Temp teachers pressured to do more, can be exploited
The pressure placed on temp teachers in NSW to compete to stay employed and do more to prove their worth is close to exploitative.
Perform
Wakakirri Arts Festival wins National Excellence in Education Award
Wakakirri was recognised by the Australian Performing Arts Teachers Association (APATA) for their contribution to performing arts education in schools.
Families
National Families Week: The relationship between families, educators and wellbeing
Industry leaders reflect on issues facing children, families and educators before National Families Week.
History
‘Invasion’ or ‘colonisation’?
The proposal to use ‘invasion’ to describe the arrival of white people in Australia in the curriculum is sure to be contentious, but Dr Cathie Burgess of Uni of Sydney says it is appropriate.
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