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16/07/2025

Books for children with disability and neurodiversity representation – updated for 2025

SchoolNews July 2025 by Shannon Meyerkort July is Disability Pride Month, a time to promote awareness and celebrate the identities and achievements of people with disabilities. Read here

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13/07/2025

We all like a good story: imagine the possibilities

Our partner group in 2025 is even bigger with 17 like -minded organisations collaborating, which means greater reach and greater impact. 2025’s shared advocacy focus is: We all like a

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12/06/2025

Team Teaching Success at Mt Barker South Primary School

Part 6: Celebrating Growth in Literacy Posted by Shaon Callen on teachific 15 June 2025 Team Teaching Success at Mt Barker South Primary SchoolYear 5/6 teachers Renee Saldhana and Ra Te

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04/06/2025

The Classroom Every Child Deserves

ascd May 1, 2025 by Michelle Singh When we unmask our own biases and shift our thinking, we create learning spaces where every student can thrive. Access here

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21/05/2025

Teaching reading: We asked 500 Australian teachers what they needed right now

EduResearch May 22, 2025 by Helen Adam Amid a growing national debate about how reading should be taught in schools, the Primary English Teaching Association Australia (PETAA) wanted to hear from

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21/05/2025

Building Literacy Foundations

Essential strategies for the literacy classroom: Transform your classroom with five key literacy tools: vibrant classroom libraries that boost reading by 50%, personalised reading journals for tracking progress, quick writes to

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14/05/2025

SAVE THE DATE – Thursday 10 July 3.45pm

An invitation to a "Literacy Learning Research Seminar & Official Launch of Griff Linc Research Group". The event is supported by the Griffith Institute for Educational Research and the University

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08/05/2025

Why this group is trying to recruit a village?

SchoolNews April 1, 2025 Shannon Meyerkort They say it takes a village to raise a child, but how many does it take to raise a reader? They say it takes a village

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09/04/2025

Who decides what Australian students are taught in schools?

The Conversation 8 April 2025 by Jessica Holloway All Australian schools are required to teach the Australian Curriculum. Commonwealth and state and territory education ministers first approved the curriculum in 2009.

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13/03/2025

We spoke to kids after the Lismore floods. To recover, they told us they need support, time and hugs

The Conversation March 13, 2025 by Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, Alexandra Lasczik, Jeanti St Clair, Liberty Pascua de Rivera, Simone M. Blom Many children in Queensland and northern New South Wales have had

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