How has Interactive Learning helped teachers to engage with their students? What does Artificial Intelligence mean for the education sector?
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Low confidence in STEM skills
According to a new report, over half of Australia’s Generation Z don’t think they are capable of a career in Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths (STEM), with young females showing less confidence when compared to their male peers.
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Solar car challenge delivers hands-on STEM learning
The University of South Australia (UniSA) and Balaklava High School are working together to develop an integrated learning program that will see staff and students build a solar car to compete in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.
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Creating a new breed of digital natives
Teaching children appropriate technology use rather than simply taking it away from them is key to preparing children for the digital world of the future, writes Associate Professor of Educational Technology at CQUniversity, Dr Michael A. Cowling.
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STEAM grants for schools
Aiming to inspire more students to explore the universe – from the depths of the ocean to the far reaches of space – a new STEAM grants competition will use a smart algorithm to provide funds to teachers to put towards more STEAM resources for their classrooms.
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The science of digital innovation
Digital innovation continues to impact learning outcomes and teaching efficacy, largely in a positive way. Learning design expert, Nilanjana Saxena, investigates how Augmented Reality can support and extend learning in the classroom.
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