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Melb Uni honour for Dr. Kiran Martin of ASHA fame

When Dr Kiran Martin was awarded a Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa by the University of Melbourne for inspiring hope and driving change, she...

Aus High Commission supports Delhi’s ‘Mera Planet, Mera Ghar’

Imagine a classroom where children learn how to combat climate change, not through dull lectures but by singing songs, planting saplings, creating crafts from...

Do academics respond faster to ‘Melissa’ or ‘Rahul’? The answer may not surprise you

Universities are supposed to be places where all students can learn, free from discrimination. A key part of this ideal is academics welcoming all students...

Why students find it hard to write

There has been much made about falling writing standards in recent times. Numerous academics, teachers, and others have proffered views as to why this...

4 out of 5 international students are still in Australia – how we treat them will have consequences

COVID-19 has not stopped international education. As of August 24, 524,000 international students were living among us in Australian cities and communities. They represent...

Why we should consider reinstating NAPLAN this year

This year’s cancelled NAPLAN tests should be immediately reinstated. If ever there was a year when we need to know about student learning, it...

How COVID may impact the future emotional lives of students

She said, “I have lost two friends… I was really close to one of them… but the teachers told us to focus as we...

We know by Year 11 what mark students will get in Year 12. Do we still need a stressful exam?

By the end of Year 11 we know almost exactly how well New South Wales students will perform on the state’s senior school exams....

Why Indian American spelling bee success is more than just an endearing story

Over the past 20 years, Indian Americans have come to dominate the Scripps National Spelling Bee even though they comprise only about 1% of the U.S. population. The bee...

Visa changes for international students

The Federal Govt has announced five visa changes that will ensure international students are not worse off due to the coronavirus pandemic and that...

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Finding Grandpa: a quest to heal generational pain

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Melb Uni honour for Dr. Kiran Martin of ASHA fame

Aus High Commission supports Delhi’s ‘Mera Planet, Mera Ghar’

Do academics respond faster to ‘Melissa’ or ‘Rahul’? The answer may not surprise you

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