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My High school life

Ananya Wakhare -
It’s the last term of school, and the last edition of this column. By ANANYA WAKHARE

Do not compare!

Mohan Dhall -
Distinguishing between your kids - or your students – can have long-lasting repercussions, writes MOHAN DHALL

Homebush boy Akshath Senthil is Premier’s Spelling Bee runner-up

Usha Ramanujam Arvind -
Spelling seems to be in the Senthil genes as the calm and collected Year 4 student Akshath survived multiple elimination rounds. USHA ARVIND reports.

Melbourne teen with disability wins award

Dhanya Samuel -
I can. I will.

My High School Life

Ananya Wakhare -
Holiday highlights: Feathered friends, weekend away and some art. ANANYA WAKHARE writes.

Give automated marking a chance

Mohan Dhall -
Educators should have an open mind about computers assessing creative work. MOHAN DHALL writes.

For argument’s sake

Indian Link -
Champion debater and Year 10 student KHEVALIN PAREKH on how competitive debating has enriched her personality and taught her many life skills

Preschools urged to offer Hindi language learning in 2018

Indian Link -
Applications are now open for participation in the ELLA program which engages pre-schoolers with languages other than English through a series of fun, play-based apps.

Why tests are needed

Mohan Dhall -
Quantifiable evidence can help improve the performance of students - and teachers as well

My high school life

Ananya Wakhare -
Holiday to-do list, welcoming Lord Ganesha… and making my own USB case! ANANYA WAKHARE writes.

Anirudh Kathirvel, a neuroscientist in the making

Indian Link -
An interesting phenomenon in visual perception takes young Melbourne student to an international neuroscience contest, writes SUDARSHAN ARVIND

How something is acquired, so it is retained

Mohan Dhall -
Authenticity is born in the silent purity of effort. Understanding the depth of meaning in the aphorism, “how something is acquired - so it is...
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