Grok Academy’s Web.Comp is an annual web competition that invites students to create a functional website while learning about the principles of HTML, CSS and web design along the way.
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Embracing AI’s potential for literacy improvement
Within a few short months, ChatGPT and its ilk have become hot conversation topics among educators. Some say AI will trigger the demise of humanity, destroy original thought, and dumb down classroom instruction. But what if the opposite were true?
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Swift action needed to address the teacher shortage
Teachers are leaving the profession at unprecedented rates and the teacher shortage is being felt across education settings; from primary and secondary schools; to universities; to TAFEs. This is creating added pressure for teachers who are choosing to stay, resulting in negative press for the industry, and fewer people choosing the career.
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World Maths Day: Registrations open for global online maths competition
World Maths Day – the world’s largest online maths competition – returns on the 8th of March this year. Registrations are now open and teachers and educators are encouraged to register their Mathletes for a chance to flex their numerical muscles.
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A popular video game as an effective learning tool
Understanding the value of Minecraft in the modern classroom, Microsoft released Minecraft: Education Edition, which schools in many countries have now integrated into their curriculum. More than 100 million copies of Minecraft – a game in which players build, explore and survive in three-dimensional worlds – have been sold worldwide.
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Flexible learning programs bring quality education to remote preschoolers
Preschoolers living in remote NSW now have better access to quality early childhood education with three new flexible learning programs having been introduced in Ivanhoe, Louth and Pooncarie.
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