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Are teachers doing enough for LGBTQIA+ students?

30 November, 2022

Some teachers are not intervening when LGBTQIA+ students are bullied, according to research from the University of South Australia.


Anti-Discrimination Act reforms welcomed by school staff

28 November, 2022

The removal of religious discrimination exemptions from the Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Act has been welcomed by the IEU.


High-speed education network upgrade completed

28 November, 2022

A new high-speed network for Brisbane's Catholic schools has been delivered by Orro, as part of an 18-month-long project with Brisbane Catholic Education.


Transforming learning: Open Schools for All project

22 November, 2022

Digital technologies geared towards inclusion and equity could transform the future of school systems and learning.


How can Australia's maths performance be improved?

22 November, 2022

Few students studying mathematics and declining performance harms the economy and provides challenges for teachers.


Boosting WA's regional teacher supply

16 November, 2022

A new temporary initiative has been launched by the WA Government to retain and attract quality teachers in remote schools.


Music classes boost maths scores: study

16 November, 2022

Music and arts classes can increase interest in school and lead to better scores in mathematics — but only at higher socio-economic status schools.


Catholic school teachers stop work

14 November, 2022

Legally protected industrial action will be taken by hundreds of Catholic schools across NSW and the ACT.


STEM awards for Sydney students

14 November, 2022

A Victor Chang School Science Award has been bestowed on almost 40 Year 11 students from the Blacktown region in Sydney.


Training school leavers, support staff as teachers

08 November, 2022

A NSW Government program to grow the teaching workforce will support classroom support staff and new school leavers to become teachers.


Draft National Teacher Workforce Action Plan welcomed

07 November, 2022

A plan to tackle teacher shortages has been launched by the federal government.


Higher pay, enhanced status: rewarding teachers

02 November, 2022

Options for retaining the best teachers in NSW classrooms have been released by the state government.


Why AI-driven networking is a game-changer for education

01 November, 2022 by Jamie Pitchforth, Juniper Networks

The demand for digital services continues to challenge network and operations teams across the higher education community.


Quality Teaching Strategy launched

31 October, 2022

The WA Government has announced a new strategy designed to strengthen classroom teaching quality.


Removal of discrimination exemptions for religious schools

28 October, 2022

The NT Government's proposal to remove discrimination exemptions for religious schools has been welcomed by the Independent Education Union.


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