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Health and Wellbeing
National Youth Survey opens for 2026
Young Australians are being invited to help shape the federal government’s next Youth Strategy, with a national survey seeking views on housing, mental health, education, climate change and the growing impact of artificial intelligence.
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Health and Wellbeing
Three ways to keep teachers in the profession
Researchers say tackling teacher burnout requires more than stress management, with evidence highlighting mindfulness, supportive relationships and healthier working conditions as key factors in helping teachers remain engaged and effective in the profession.
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In The Classroom
More technology education, not more technology
Educational technology is concerned with the technologies, processes and resources used to support teaching and learning – laptops, AI, and apps. Technology education is concerned with what young people learn about and through technology.
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Health and Wellbeing
Teacher happiness linked to student success
Our research found that when teacher wellbeing was high, student outcomes in terms of exams results and motivation to learn…
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In The Classroom
Listen to students on shortages
Many have been watching developments in France with concern. Around 450,000 high school students and parents are demonstrating – in what Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has described as the most violent student protests in decades.
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Policy & Reform
ATAR scaling may be fair, but is it equitable?
Debate over ATAR scaling has resurfaced after Victoria’s top-performing students in 2025 all studied high-scaling maths subjects, with researchers arguing the system may reinforce existing educational inequalities despite being designed to improve fairness.
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School Management
WA bans smart glasses in schools
The WA department of education has issued an edict to all WA public schools that students, staff, parents, carers and school visitors can no longer use smart glasses on school grounds.
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In The Classroom
Behaviour study survey design questioned
The latest Centre for Independent Studies report on student behaviour in Australian classrooms has drawn criticism from senior lecturer Sally Larsen over the design of the survey it’s based on.
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