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'Improve post-Year Six streaming' - Vimarsana News

'Improve post-Year Six streaming'

PETALING JAYA: The streaming of Year Six pupils from primary schools to secondary schools should be a yearly routine that prioritises the parents’ prefer­ences over the Dual Language Pro­gramme (DLP) schools they want their children to attend, say parent groups.

Many graduate teachers don't feel classroom-ready, but here's why that may soon change - Vimarsana News

Many graduate teachers don't feel classroom-ready, but here's why that may soon change

Since 1979, there have been more than 100 government inquiries into Australian teacher education. Another review will be handed down later this month, but there's reason to believe this will be the most consequential.

Source: abc.net.au
Without music education, children may be missing a vital key in language learning - Vimarsana News

Without music education, children may be missing a vital key in language learning

Music education wires children for learning. So with many schools currently trying to improve language and literacy levels, music educator and researcher Dr Anita Collins explains how learning music could be a vital key.

Source: abc.net.au
It's time for action on educational technology and the digital rights of the child - Vimarsana News

It's time for action on educational technology and the digital rights of the child

Many organisations are using new technologies to automate decisions about what opportunities are or are not available to us. And this is increasingly impacting children in education.

Source: abc.net.au
Acknowledgement of Country poster competition 2023 - Vimarsana News

Acknowledgement of Country poster competition 2023

For Reconciliation Week, primary and secondary students are being encouraged to work with their local Indigenous community to translate an Acknowledgement of Country into the first language of their local area.

Source: abc.net.au