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Is Heart of Darkness racist? Yes, but it's still worth reading, writes student Eilise McLaughlin.
Physical movement is often an after thought for kids with disabilities, but a trainer wants to bring it to the forefront.
What should teachers be expected to know about student data privacy and ethics? Considering so much of their jobs now revolve around student data, it’
Moving classrooms outside is not a new idea. It’s been done in past disease outbreaks such as tuberculosis and the Spanish flu.
Some experts say the concept of sustainable development has been hijacked by corporate interests and inconsistent standards has allowed many to game the system.
We now have ratings and review apps that invite you to comment or give feedback on just about everything, ranging from clothes, restaurants, and holidays to even the skill level of your trades people and your doctor. So what happens when your reputation comes in for criticism or just plain abuse?
Bill Shorten is set to announce Labor will retreat from the full force of its policy to end cash refunds for some shareholders, sparing all pensioners from the crackdown.
Links of interest to Parents and Educators about character building, classroom techniques, children's books, advise and support, etc.
Links of interest to Parents and Educators about character building, classroom techniques, children's books, advise and support, etc.
Should Australian farmers follow India's lead and farm the sun's rays?
They were brought in to help reduce anxiety among students caught up in the Florida school shootings. Now research is revealing the full range of benefits offered by so-called therapy dogs, write Christine Grove and Linda Henderson.
Bands that have performed at the national Anzac Day march for decades are barred from playing this year, and will be replaced with the Royal Military College band alone.
In 1997 it was estimated Australia would reach a population of 25 million by the middle of this century. We are already there and our cities, schools and roads are not prepared for it.
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The Modern Love Podcast wants to hear about a time your perception of your parent(s) changed.
The phrase “climate change” frames the problem to be solved in highly abstract and distant terms. We need scientists and data points to reveal it and tell us what is happening. And even when we understand what is going on, it seems out of our control. But in the lead-up to next month’s UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, it’s worth remembering that climate change is happening right in our backyards, in places we can and do control.
If you need to edit your latest video, it might be worth trying these five free online video editors, so you can edit without software.
One in four young people experience mental illness each year in Australia. If we apply those numbers to young people studying at universities, a conservative estimate suggests that upwards of 210,000 Australian university students aged 18 to 25 will experience mental illness every year.
If you think that your child's brain works differently than yours, then you agree with Jean Piaget, a Swiss developmental psychologist of the early 20th century. Although famous for his groundbreaking theory of cognitive development in 1936, Piaget's career began as a teen; he was 11 years old when he…
Western Australia's plastic bag ban is imminent, and the biggest question for many seems to be what to line rubbish bins with when the ready supply of free bags dries up.
Links of interest to Parents and Educators about character building, classroom techniques, children's books, advise and support, etc.
Team 4802 are a group of determined young women striving to make a difference in the world of STEM. Our team aims to inspire young girls that anything is achievable if you are dedicated and put in the effort. This year 4802 competed in the Australian Southern-Cross regional and, with the hel
Some of Australia's most remote, least populated areas have the highest numbers of homeless people, new data reveals.
The average wedding can cost as much as $30,000 to $60,000. Is it okay to ask your guests to pay to help cover costs? Sociologist Nicholas Hookway of the University of Tasmania discusses wedding etiquette with Helen Shield.
Challenging kids, demanding parents, social media — no wonder our school principals are finding it harder than ever to cope with the demands of the job. But recent research shows there are ways to help them, which in turn helps us all, writes Adam Fraser.
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