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What helps students cope with academic setbacks? Our research shows a sense of belonging at school is key

What helps students cope with academic setbacks? Our research shows a sense of belonging at school is key

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How to take lunch

How to take lunch

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4 steps to speed up recovery from post-pandemic 'learning loss'

4 steps to speed up recovery from post-pandemic ‘learning loss’

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National wants to change how NZ schools teach reading – but ‘structured literacy’ must be more than just a classroom checklist

National wants to change how NZ schools teach reading – but ‘structured literacy’ must be more than just a classroom checklist

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Saving words – check your citations

Saving words – check your citations

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Are the days of end-of-study projects as we know them numbered?

Are the days of end-of-study projects as we know them numbered?

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70% of Australian students with a disability are excluded at school – the next round of education reforms can fix this

70% of Australian students with a disability are excluded at school – the next round of education reforms can fix this

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“30 minutes of physical activity” at school: a system against sedentary lifestyle to be questioned

“30 minutes of physical activity” at school: a system against sedentary lifestyle to be questioned

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In maths, do primary school assessments promote gender inequalities?

In maths, do primary school assessments promote gender inequalities?

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Instill fear or admit mistakes? Why close 'teachers' teach more

Instill fear or admit mistakes? Why close ‘teachers’ teach more

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If intelligence is flexibility, then “artificial intelligence” is not intelligent at all

If intelligence is flexibility, then “artificial intelligence” is not intelligent at all

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Can you write too much about literatures?

Can you write too much about literatures?

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