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Mixed messages

Mohan Dhall -
Different sectors are shifting the blame for Australia’s falling international rankings, losing sight of the varying needs of students. MOHAN DHALL reports

Taking the e-nitiative

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With eVidyaloka, NISHTHA SHARMA is helping to educate children in rural India through Skype

In praise of the teachers of Australia

Mohan Dhall -
In Australian schools, teachers help students become interested in learning beyond a textbook, writes MOHAN DHALL

Dialogue with nature

Emie Roy -
A unique artistic concept combines environmental sustainability with kids’ creativity, writes EMIE ROY

The role of parents as educators

Mohan Dhall -
Through their daily actions, parents are teaching their children about life, writes MOHAN DHALL

Collective thinking on India

Avi Chandiok -
Researchers at the University of Adelaide are forming new partnerships with India to maximise outcomes and opportunities. AVI CHANDIOK reports

Food for thought

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Two Aussie medical students HEERAL THAKKAR and SHARANYA MOHAN are helping provide nutritional meals to school children in India

Fear not the open book

Mohan Dhall -
Educators should embrace open book exams to improve critical and creative thinking skills in students, writes MOHAN DHALL

Today's children, tomorrow's future

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To mark the occasion of Teacher’s Day, we asked a few teachers to tell us what they like best about their job

Exploring new education opportunities

Vish Chilumkurti -
Charles Sturt University Study Centre launches its Brisbane campus. VISH CHILUMKURTI reports

A year of school in America

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Charan Naidoo provides insight into his experiences with the ASSIST program

Skype science

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Distance is no barrier for the Wadlow family in their mission to take science to girls in rural India
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