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Federal funding cuts could slash after-school activities from rugby to robotics

21st Century Community Learning Centers, a $1.2 billion federal program that supports after school activities at disadvantaged schools, is slated for elimination under President Trump’a budget. ....

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Qld College of Teachers announce 2023 TEACHX award winners: Full list

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Disadvantaged schools in KZN 'playground for thugs, criminals'

There are again calls for better security at schools after the principal of a Newcastle high school was attacked in his office. ....

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Moving to the country? You'll meet a lot of great teachers, but your kids' education could still suffer

Moving to the country? You’ll meet a lot of great teachers, but your kids’ education could still suffer
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Moving to the country? You’ll meet a lot of great teachers, but your kids’ education could still suffer
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The post-pandemic world is full of unknowns. However, one emerging trend is a move to the country. Last year 233,000 people moved to regional Australia, a record according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. ABS data released this week shows the trend is continuing with 66,000 fleeing the cities in the March quarter. Research by the Regional Australia Institute found that one in five capital city dwellers were thinking of moving to the country. ....

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JONATHAN JANSEN | Schools should absolutely not reopen in lockdown level three

JONATHAN JANSEN | Schools should absolutely not reopen in lockdown level three
Government does not prioritise children and teachers. If it did, thousands of training hours would not be ashes
Officially, about 2,000 teachers have died of Covid-19. Think about that.
Let us assume that it took four years to train each of them, the basic duration of an education degree (BED) or a three-year general Bachelor’s degree, with an additional year of teacher training (PGCE). Older teachers might hold a certificate of two or three years, but consider that washed out by the many hours of in-service teacher training during the course of a career. So four years it is, and for 2,000 teachers that means these deaths count as 8,000 years of teacher training lost in one year because of the pandemic. For an education planner, that staggering loss of teaching expertise is a disaster; for the families of the deceased, the loss is an unfathomable tragedy. Should schools reopen as s ....

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