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parental engagement

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How Engaged Are You As A Parent?

According to an article on the Canberra Time Online, “It has been strangely under-recognised in Australia that parents play a crucial role in educational outcomes.”   I’m not sure by whom? Every teacher I’ve ever met or worked with understands that the importance parents place on education has significant impacts on their children. Perhaps, Dr Lance Emerson [...]

By Shridevi|2014-04-14T12:01:24+10:00April 14th, 2014|Categories: Mental Health & Wellbeing|Tags: Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, behavioural development, child development, children, department of Child Protection, department of education, education, parental engagement, tips|0 Comments
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PISA Panic

PISA panic and politics could really damage our schools. In the aftermath of the OECD releasing the 2012 results from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), the Federal Education Minister, Christopher Pyne’s declared that, “PISA shows us that our education system is high-equity where socio-economic status matters less when compared to other OECD countries” Anyone [...]

By Shridevi|2013-12-08T21:39:47+11:00December 8th, 2013|Categories: Mental Health & Wellbeing, Society & Culture|Tags: australia, education, education system, indigenous kids, parental engagement, PISA, politics, rote learning, schools, Shanghai, students, teacher quality|2 Comments
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