The parallel learning model suggests that offering both single-sex and co-educational schooling provides the best of both worlds, writes Bradley Fry, Principal of Tintern Grammar. Read more
Leading and inspiring children
As children grow older, they inevitably begin to question authority and the information presented to them. Darren Stevenson, Managing Director of Extend After School Care, outlines how educators and parents can inspire children, as opposed to asserting their authority. Read more
Promoting a spirit of inquiry
The Australian Academy of Science is at the forefront of an exciting project that aims to foster student curiosity and a desire to know why in mathematics, promoting what they refer to as a spirit of inquiry. Read more
How schools can best prepare Australia’s future workforce
Future generations will need to be able to think creatively, problem solve and adapt themselves in new ways to address the jobs of tomorrow, writes Byron Scaf, CEO at Stile Education. Read more
Woods, for flexible learning
At Woods Furniture, the end product is the environment the company is proud to have helped create, collaborating with architects and the education community. Read more
The Stepping Stones to a prosperous career
Origo education explains how a solid mathematical education is key to preparing students for increasingly stringent university requirements.
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