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 For Education Leaders
Arthur is on the Spectrum  Arthur was dealing with an issue of great import to him and his family and he found himself in psychological and emotional knots over the prospect of moving house. Arthur tended to overthink things to the point where it would affect how he felt and acted. Read more Postura Max Goes Green - Raising the Bar Even Higher  The world’s best-selling school chair is now available in 97.5% post-consumer recycled plastic sourced from Australia. You Will be Judged by Your School's Culture  I have found that principals have strong views about the sort of organisational culture required if their schools are to achieve their goals and aspirations successfully. They have values, beliefs, and definite views about what needs to be done and how to get it done. Effective principals can articulate their intents and purposes regarding norms, expectations, and how they are prepared to hold people accountable if staff choose not to be compliant. Read more Retaining Teachers Depends on Schools  ITE has been singled out as key to teacher supply but what happens to teachers in schools will determine whether an early career teacher will stay on. Breaking the Cycle of Generational Unemployment  Generations of unemployed or under employed, welfare dependent families still feature in Australia and for young people to escape the cycle, effective interventions are needed. Federal Budget’s STEM Focus a Start  Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ 2023-24 Federal Budget’s focus on creating a supply of STEM focussed graduates has been welcomed but needs to be extended. VR Educational Program for Autistic Teens  A world-first virtual reality program is empowering therapists to individualise their treatment programs for autistic teens to help them face and engage in challenging social scenarios without the real-life emotional risk. |
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