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Which musical instrument should your child learn? - Vimarsana News

Which musical instrument should your child learn?

As parents grapple with decisions about their children's education, they often ask which musical instrument their children should learn. But for a child to get the full musical and cognitive benefits from learning an instrument, it's about matching the right instrument for the right child.

Source: abc.net.au
SATS reading paper: Schools minister to 'look at' complaints - Vimarsana News

SATS reading paper: Schools minister to 'look at' complaints

Schools minister Nick Gibb has said he will 'look at' complaints from parents and teachers about the difficulty of last week's SATs reading paper

Old School Moves: Exercise! - ABC Education - Vimarsana News

Old School Moves: Exercise! - ABC Education

The quest to become 'fit' has always involved innovation.

Source: abc.net.au
Students need to get their hands dirty with 'real' firsthand experiences - Vimarsana News

Students need to get their hands dirty with 'real' firsthand experiences

Teacher and author John Marsden fosters a sense of adventure and a culture of inclusiveness and creativity at his school in Victoria. In this opinion piece, he explains why he places a lot of value on firsthand experiences — both for students and teachers.

Source: abc.net.au
Primary schools help children thrive, but they could be better and fairer - Vimarsana News

Primary schools help children thrive, but they could be better and fairer

Finnish educator Pasi Sahlberg has studied education systems, analysed education policies and advised education reforms around the world. He has three ideas, inspired by lessons from abroad, to make our primary schools better and fairer places for children.

Source: abc.net.au