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Taking the kids to the park: On-Country learning about climate change

Judith Wilks, Mark Werner and Angela Turner demonstrate the importance of learning from Aboriginal approaches to caring for Country as

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The Significance of Graduations

Melissa O’Meara looks at nurturing the learner psyche, strengthening family bonds, and shaping the affective domain in non-traditional learning environments…

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Music Education: Right from the Start

Anita Collins delves into her area of expertise – neuro musical research – and gives an explanation as to why

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‘Evidence-based teaching’ –  the term is everywhere at the moment.

Misty Adoniou explains why evidence based learning is not a new phenomenon. It has always been a part of a

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Achieving excellence and equity in Australian schools

Professor Jenny Gore shares the history of the use of Quality Teaching Rounds in NSW public schools and explores the

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Public Education and Privatisation in Australia

Maurie Mulheron offers a timely analysis of the impact privatisation has had on Australia’s public education system… Debunking the myth

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Continuity and change: Some key moments in the history of junior secondary English in New South Wales

As teachers grapple with a revised English K-10 Syllabus, Professor Jackie Manuel provides a thorough and engaging history of secondary

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The assessment journey continues: Teacher centric assessment and the role of the image

Following on from the JPL article on assessment  that he wrote in 2020,  Professor Jim Tognolini gives teachers a comprehensive

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What Are We Going To Do About Writing?The “neglected R”.

Lorraine Beveridge makes the case for high quality writing experiences in every classroom… A concerning, declining trend in writing national

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‘The way we think about teachers’: Media representations of teachers and their work in Australia

Nicole Mockler summarises her extensive analysis of how teachers are represented in the Australian media, and the links between the

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