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Loot box purchases linked to gambling and video game addiction, study finds
The research, published in Computers in Human Behaviour, surveyed more than 1,400 adults who gamble and play online video ...
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New research reveals widespread harm from online hate in Australia
eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant expressed alarm over these findings, stating that no Australian should endure such ...
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Out-of-field teaching concerns rise in Australian schools
The increasing prevalence of out-of-field teaching in Australian schools is sparking concerns among educators, parents, and policymakers, with experts warning of its impact on student outcomes.
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Cost-of-living squeeze hits school families
The ISA-commissioned survey, conducted by Insightfully in March 2025, polled more than 500 Independent school parents across ...
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Student interest in civics education remains high despite falling results
Despite lower scores, students remain engaged with civic issues. The report’s questionnaire results show that Year 6 students ...
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NAPLAN can make students more anxious – study
Policymakers and educators are being urged to clarify NAPLAN’s purpose and boost emotional and academic support for students ...
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New program redefines what it means to be ‘career-ready’
Medowie Christian School is reshaping success, ensuring students gain real-world skills – not just high ATARs – for a ...
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How this principal supercharged his school’s NAPLAN scores
The narrative about e-learning needs to change from cost to one of value delivered, says Michael Connolly, Principal of St ...
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Is NAPLAN still serving its purpose?
Dr Drew Miller, a senior lecturer in child and adolescent learning at the University of Newcastle, believes that while NAPLAN remains a valuable source of data for policymakers, its role in education ...