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Teachers’ health survey reinforces education sector crisis

The Independent Education Union, representing over 17,000 principals, teachers and staff across Queensland and Northern Territory non-government schools, has called for urgent action to address the health and wellbeing of school leaders, teachers, staff and students. Read More

Why further study could be the answer to teacher burnout in 2023

In the words of Alice Cooper, school’s out for summer. And student excitement is on par with teacher exhaustion. But before you disconnect the school Wi-Fi for the last time this year, you should take a moment to get ready for the growing challenges – and opportunities – coming in the new school year says Dr Natalie Robertson, Acting Associate Head of School Teaching and Learning at Deakin University. Read More

Fairy tales still reap rewards in the contemporary classroom

From Little Red Riding Hood to the Ugly Duckling, fairy tales have long been read to children across the ages. Yet despite criticisms of being outdated and sexist, fairy tales still hold an important place in primary education says experienced teacher and UniSA Education Doctoral candidate, Glenn Saxby. Read More

Trauma-responsive teachers are critical for creating safe learning environments 

Childhood trauma is a prevalent problem. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) estimates that in a classroom of 20 students, at least three are likely to have had traumatic experiences. Children and adolescents with adverse experiences such as abuse, violence, displacement, and neglect can find it difficult to make friends, concentrate in classrooms and respond to fast-paced changes. Left unaddressed, trauma may push children to social disengagement and school failure. 
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Educational adventures in Asia and New Zealand

Educational adventures in Asia and New Zealand

International travel is well and truly back! Keen to get your students out of the classroom to experience the world and the educational and personal benefits that come from exploring a new destination, culture and environment? WorldStrides spotlight some of its top international learning adventures across Asia and New Zealand that will broaden students’ horizons far beyond their textbooks.
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Why an international music tour?

Why an international music tour?

Far beyond the classroom walls, you’ll find a thriving music culture that will inspire and excite your students, fuelling their artistic passion and zeal for performing. An international music tour packs a significant punch in terms of student development says WorldStrides. A international music tour provides opportunities for personal and social growth in addition to the musical and performance development one would expect from a music tour.
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