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Science
It’s Time We Stop Blaming School Children for Their Weaknesses
Science
It’s Time We Stop Blaming School Children for Their Supposed Weaknesses
Science
How Can We Bring Educational Research From Rhetoric To Everyday Practice?
Live Wire
Post-Pandemic Schooling Has Revived a Terrible Idea: Rushed Classrooms
Live Wire
‘I Will Explain Them’: How the Culture of Telling Hurts Government Schools
Opinion
'I Will Explain Them': How the Culture of Telling Hurts Government Schools
The grammatically flawed phrase 'I will explain them' foreshadows why progressive educational programmes and policies in government schools may fail.
Live Wire
Why ‘Free’ Is Not Good for Government Schools
Science
Freebies in Public Schools Is Not a Good Idea
Analysis
Why 'Free' Is Not Good for Government Schools
Our poorest students are not guinea pigs for untested educational offerings, passionate but unskilled volunteers, or be at the mercy of corporations who want to imprint their brands on young minds.
Science
Educational Administration Is a Worthy Endeavour
Science
What You Write Will Change What You Think – An Educational Perspective
Opinion
Why Writing is Important to Make the True Story of Education Visible
Despite education’s close relationship with writing, the conventional view is that writing is merely an objective tool of display or a format for record-keeping. Only when writing is seen as action can its true importance be recognised.
Politics
When You Go Back to School, Remember to Ask ‘How’ You Will Learn, Not ‘What’
The objectivity of educational assessments is a myth, and it could put students under more pressure to perform better post-COVID than they deserve to be under.
Science
When You Go Back to School, Remember to Ask ‘How’ You Will Learn, Not ‘What’
Science
The Paper Horses That Our Schools’ Principals Have Become
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