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The latest news for the education industry. Leadership / Intruder alert: can school leaders lawfully ‘spy’ on teachers via social media? School leadership staff are reportedly sending teachers ‘friend’ requests on social media in a bid to spy on their online activities and capture screenshots to squirrel back up the ranks.
Temporary classrooms here to stay: many to start 2025 in …
Jan 17, 2025 · Figures suggest more than 13,000 demountable classrooms are used in NSW, Victorian and West Australian public schools alone. NSW Education Department secretary Murat Dizdar said a slight increase was expected due to new schools opening in growing communities and the unexpected destruction of an outback school.
Pathway partnership: digital heavyweights sign on to address …
Dec 5, 2024 · Major digital industry leaders have joined forces to sign a landmark initiative that aims to tackle New South Wales’ projected digital skills shortfall by 2030 and provide much needed confidence for post-school non-university related education providers and students choosing a vocation-based career path.
‘Harmful and embarrassing’: The way HPE is taught needs to …
Aug 9, 2024 · Humiliating beep and fitness tests, ‘harmful’ dodgeball games and exclusionary ‘pick your team’ exercises remain relatively common practice in schools, according to long-time HPE educator and lecturer Dr John Williams.
‘Genuine sense of respect’: NSW teachers give thumbs up to new …
Oct 29, 2024 · Granting teachers flexible work arrangements, three extra pupil-free days at the start of each term and a $1000 cost-of-living payment – if inflation rises to above 4.5 per cent – the agreement comes following months of negotiation with the State Government.
Picoult's ‘Nineteen Minutes’ tops US school book ban list
Nov 4, 2024 · PEN compiled more than 10,000 cases of books temporarily or permanently removed during the 2023-2024 academic year, roughly four times higher than for 2021-2022.
ClassDojo harms teachers’ behaviour management approach: …
Jan 29, 2025 · New research led by University of South Australia’s Dr Jamie Manolev has put forward a case to suggest that schools’ use of ClassDojo to guide discipline and behaviour management in the classroom is, in a word, fraught.. Manolev says the widely-used platform is problematic because it fixates on narrow metrics to monitor and regulate student behaviour, while also skewing educators’ practice.
EOI - Deputy Principal - Temporary Relieving Pool 2025
Are you looking for short fixed-term temporary relieving opportunities as a Deputy Principal within Metropolitan North Region? If so, we are creating a pool of candidates that are available for short term opportunities during Semester 1 of the 2025 school year. Salary advertised is reflective of 1 FTE. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Tailored Learning: $48m investment to support vulnerable and …
Oct 15, 2024 · The funding will support secondary students from Years 8 up to the age of 21 who have disengaged from school due to significant personal barriers including mental health concerns, unstable accommodation, family difficulties, addiction, pregnancy and parenting.
Too much summative assessment means students value …
Apr 23, 2024 · Recent academic evidence revealed by a tertiary focused study suggest that overassessment may in fact be harmful to student learning. 1 This article extends the discussion to a secondary context and explores such perspectives, with a critical focus on the effects of high frequency summative assessment and potential solutions which secondary schools may adopt.