Category: education
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How 2 (School) Sport
Sports programs in NSW primary schools with less than 150 students face unique challenges such as: limited resources and a lack of specialist sports staff. For Indigenous students, in particular, team sports participation can provide additional benefits that are particularly important for their well-being and success in school. If your child is at a small…
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AI in Tertiary Ed
AI-powered systems have the potential to offer personalised learning experiences that cater to the needs and learning styles of each student.
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HSC Insights – How 2 Study
By identifying your goals and priorities, using a planner or calendar, breaking down your study sessions, mixing up your subjects and study methods, and being flexible and adjusting as needed, you can create a study timetable that works for you.
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Your Bully Has A Name: Relational Aggression in NSW Schools
Relational aggression is a form of bullying that can have a significant impact on a student’s well-being and academic performance. Teacher-to-Student relational aggression can take many forms, including: verbal abuse, exclusion, and humiliation. In NSW primary schools, where teachers may have a greater influence on the school culture and social dynamics, it is crucial to…
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How is literacy taught in schools?
by Eileen Honan When education commentators turn their attention to the teaching of reading in Australian schools, they often use metaphors of war. They talk about the reading wars as if our classrooms are sites of intense battle. This can lead to parents becoming not only confused, but deeply worried about the teaching of reading,…
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Do’s & Dont’s for Principals @ P& C
The key to success for NSW Primary School Principal’s at P&C meetings is to remember as an ex officio member you do not have a right of veto or the right to gag P&C Association or sub-committee discussions.
Tiffanny Junee 