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Australian parliaments must radically shift how they engage with young people to build a more resilient and future-focused democracy, according to a new…
By Karen Costa Later this month, my second book, An Educator’s Guide to ADHD: Designing and Teaching for Student Success, will be released…
The hamburger writing method is a popular and easy method for teaching kids to write strong paragraphs and short essays. It helps kids…
Apply to attend an upcoming Tech & Learning Regional Leadership Summits here. Tech & Learning’s Leadership Summits offer a unique environment for district…
Adelaide University officially opened last week, marking the creation of Australia’s newest comprehensive research institution through the merger of the University of Adelaide…
“Yes, Iris,” my Chicana/o Studies Professor spouted as he acknowledged my raised hand for a comment about the reading. “He knows my name?” I thought distractedly as I…
It could be argued that the internet is the best possible medium for dictionaries. For one thing, there’s unlimited space for definitions, idioms,…
SUCCESS, FAILURE OR FUDGE? Joe Human looks at the latest COP meeting in Brazil and its relevance to teachers and classrooms around the…
As Australia’s school students sat their final exams recently, some of the most effective tools that edtech has to offer was playing a…
We’ve all heard it: Work hard, play hard. But how many of us are creating the life balance we truly deserve? That’s why…
Idioms are expressions that have a meaning that isn’t immediately obvious from the words themselves. Every language has them, and fluent speakers use…
This year, Social Ventures Australia conducted research with young people in the western suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne to uncover why they struggled…
The Learning Network is a subsection of The New York Times website that offers stories organized specifically for education purposes. The idea is…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Joseph Filiplic All people living collectively in Canada…
In recent years, Australian students’ declining performance in STEM subjects and a lack of qualified teachers has caused alarm for the nation’s future…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Fiona Tapp The Williams Treaties were signed between…
As we head into winter, we’ve likely established solid routines in the classroom. Our students know the expectations and rules of the classroom.…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Drew Hayden Taylor I am from a place…