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My Brain Felt Sad and Then I Cried Kids are not spared from big feelings due to adult situations, but strategies like REBT can teach them how to cope.

Underfunding Forces Teachers to Spend their Own Money Teachers spending $159.5 million on resources a year.

Taking the Awks out of Sex Ed Created in collaboration with RMIT University, Cliterate is an educational tool for healthcare professionals and educators that demystifies female anatomy.

Crimson Global Academy Among World’s Best Schools NZ based virtual school makes final 3 for World’s Best School Prize for Innovation 2023.

Pace of Change Means Vocational Training Focus Vocational training key to meeting demands for skilled workers.

$942 mil to Fix Literacy The cost of illiteracy dwarfs the spend needed to mend it. Report estimates that fallout from illiteracy costs us over $12 billion.

It Doesn’t Have to be Lonely at the Top Program readies supply of principals.

Digital Technologies and Engagement in the Middle Years of Mathematics and Science Digital technologies are everywhere except in maths and science curriculums where they have been proven to have a strong effect in engaging students.

Learning Differences, not Disabilities Cool Brain Hall of Fame to help children understand and appreciate learning differences.

What the 2023 Intergenerational Report Means for the Future of Education Human connections will continue to be at a premium in a future education landscape.

From Bondi to the Premier League First Manchester City Football Schools launched in NSW.

Booming Sunshine Coast School Adds New Facilities Suncoast Christian College has a world-class new campus building.