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 For Education Leaders
Autism - Bringing Visibility to the Invisible Disability  Disruptive or difficult behaviour might stem from many issues, but one could be undiagnosed autism. Amy Hall, an award-winning autistic entrepreneur and disability advocate on the indications of autism and some strategies to engage students who have the condition to help them thrive in mainstream education. Read more Phone and Socials Restriction Transform School’s Climate  Schools that were early movers in banning phones, with limiting access to socials the logical extension of that, say leaving phones at home or locked away for the school day has been transformative, mostly in a positive way. The Phenomenon of Sleep-deprived, Cyberbullied Teenagers Addicted to Smartphones  The smartphone is a true cultural phenomenon, whether it is an entirely positive one is debateable, with social media obsessed kids losing sleep and taking the opportunity to bully each other at all hours of the day. Service Learning Helps Shore Boys and the Community  The Service Learning program at Sydney’s Shore School plays a significant role in forming the characters and outlook of the boys who attend. Pedagogy Aligns with Design in New Primary Precinct  The Sunshine Coast is booming, as people discover life outside the capital cities is pretty good, they have been arriving in number, that means more kids and more infrastructure at Suncoast Christian College. AO Schools Tennis Challenge on Minecraft Education  The Australian Open’s AO Schools Block Buster Tennis Challenge, a collaboration with the Australian Esports League as part of its Minecraft Education Esports Programs in Schools, invites students to rebuild and reimagine the iconic Australian Open precinct within Minecraft Education. 
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