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Fear: Giving voice to the silent victims of violence in schools With bullying being a key topic in every school, children's literature often promotes stories of defeating bullies at their own games. That does not always happen, and not every student can morph into the Karate Kid. This article is focussed on the unfortunate childhood witnesses of violence who are not physically injured, but nonetheless experience fear for their own safety. Read more Protection from threats and abuse for principals Victorian schools now have the power to ban aggressive and violent parents from entering school grounds to protect students and staff. First impressions: the power of opening lines in children’s novels Here’s an analogy: imagine you meet someone for the first time. The front cover is their physical appearance, and we know not to judge by that. 15-year-olds mostly unprepared for misinformation The volume of information available is the internet’s strong point, editing out the bad stuff is not. AI to boost self-regulated learning Learning to learn is important if you want to do well academically and while self-regulation is tricky, AI might be able to help. How 3D printing benefits teachers 3D printing has inspired a new generation of learners by combining problem-solving skills with technical skills, creativity, and innovation. Swinburne gets undergrads working Swinburne University of Technology is guaranteeing that every undergraduate student will receive work integrated learning and real industry experience during their degree from 2021. |