Category: Our School Online
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Unveiling Hidden Connections: How Humans and Trees Communicate Within
Through various communication mechanisms, both species demonstrate an innate ability to exchange information, coordinate processes, and maintain equilibrium within their internal environments.
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Unlocking the Gut-Brain Axis for Academic Success
Understanding the gut-brain axis and its role in HSC preparation is crucial for providing effective support and fostering academic success for HSC students. Here is a quick guide for parents & carers of HSC 2023 students, on helping them and their loved ones smile their way through the next 5 months
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How to Nudge Your Reluctant HSC Student into the Flow Zone
Last Tuesday, it was exactly 6 months until HSC 2023 students sit for their first written exam. While that stat can be nauseating for some students, for others, the milestone countdown came and went – completely missed! Is your teenager reluctant to hit the books? Are they more likely to be found binge-watching Netflix than…
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How 2 (Study for) HSC 2023
Studying for the Higher School Certificate (HSC) can be a daunting task – for everyone in the family – especially your Year 12 student! :D Some students start stressing about failure at the beginning of Year 11 while others cruise through 18 months of learning before ‘pulling’ some all nighters thanks to chemical enhancers. Neither…
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Biofields in communications best practice for managing bullying in educational settings
Bullying is a serious problem that affects millions of children and adolescents worldwide. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2019, 20% of students between the ages of 12 and 18 reported being bullied at school (National Center for Education Statistics, 2021). This problem is not limited to physical violence or verbal abuse,…
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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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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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Our Educators are the Unsung Heroes of C-19
Rightly or wrongly, the responsibility for the daily health and well-being of Australian families rests on the shoulders of our educators. Why? Because our ability as CEO of our households sees us now responsible for feeding, clothing, educating and supporting our children while also managing through the financial complications associated with managing the delicacies of…
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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 