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Social media to blame for kids’ reading reluctance, global study finds
A staggering nine in ten teachers surveyed believe social media has a negative impact on children's reading habits
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What’s behind the student dropout crisis?
A growing number of senior students are choosing to cut their educational journey short. The Educator speaks to Professor John Fischetti to find out why
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Opinion: Private schools are crying poor – but trust me, they can afford a new tax
It is fair for private schools to pay their fair share of taxation, writes Dr Emma Rowe, a senior education researcher at Deakin University
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New report rings alarm bells over student mental health
A growing number of Australia's Year 11 students are reporting poor mental health and uncertainty about the future, new research from the University of Melbourne shows
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NSW schools are in the midst of a perfect storm. Can principals weather it?
The number of teachers leaving NSW public schools has doubled in the last two years, leaked data from the state’s education department shows
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Early childhood take the lead in national multi-employer bargaining
Three major unions have teamed up to seek a 25% pay rise for early childhood teachers and educators
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New AITSL Chair announced
The new Chair has more than 40 years of experience in education, including as a school teacher and policymaker
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Changing school hours: the pros and cons
An MP has proposed extending Australian school hours until 6pm, but the move faces stiff resistance. The Educator looks at both sides of the debate
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Raising the bar: Why ITE students need greater classroom immersion
High-quality placements are crucial for ITE students' evidence-based preparation, writes Professor Mary Ryan
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It’s time to get serious about careers education
A career is more than a job, and better formal careers education is a win for everyone, writes Doug Taylor, CEO of The Smith Family