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News for Tasmanian Teachers
Archive for December 2018
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TEACHING PROFESSION
Supporting new teachers
TAFE
TasTAFE fees hike criticised
UNIFORM AND ATTENDANCE
Smart uniform monitors students
EDUCATION POLICY
Education roundup
STUDENT CERTIFICATION
ATAR results reissued
ENVIRONMENT
Incredible refusal
Top students named
A list of Tasmania's top
students based on their tertiary entrance scores has been
released by education minister Jeremy Rockliff who says that a
higher percentage of students overall received their TCE
compared with last year...
World record for Tassie's Titmus
Eighteen-year-old Tasmanian
swimmer Ariarne Titmus has broken the 400 metres women's
freestyle world record in a competition in China...
STUDENT ASSESSMENT
Students taught the wrong material
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Theresa May survives
Britain's Prime Minister,
Theresa May, has retained leadership of the Conservative Party
after successfully surviving a parliamentary party no-confidence
vote, 200 votes to 117...
MOBILE PHONE POLICY
CYBERBULLYING
STUDENT HEALTH AND FITNESS
TEACHING PROFESSION
EDUCATION FUNDING
WEATHER ALERT -
UPDATED
STUDENT SUPPORT
CHURCH FUND-RAISING
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Three academics outline six
ways new teachers can be encouraged to stay in the profession...
TasTAFE are raising fees by up
to 3 pe cent at the same time that course offerings are being
cut, Opposition skills and training spokesperson Anita Dow says...
A researcher presents a state-by-state summary of
this year's major changes in education, along with known
features of national government and Opposition education
policies ...
Human error was responsible for
incorrect ATAR scores being issued yesterday ...
Year 12 Visual Communications
and Design students at a Melbourne school
Mobile phones will be
banned in NSW primary schools from next year in an attempt to
reduce cyberbullying and classroom distraction...
The planned national 'Right to be forgotten"
laws will help to protect children from cyberbullying by making
it easier to remove content from social media and websites,
premier Will Hodgman said today...
Today's children have
poorer muscular fitness as a result of doing fewer outside
activities such as climbing trees and playing hopscotch,
research by Active Healthy Kids Australia shows...
An American chemistry teacher faces jail
after cutting a student's hair while singing the national
anthem.
The 10-year National School
Reform Agreement will ensure schools receive funding to assist
students with disability, and students with behavioural
challenges and re-engagement needs, education minister Jeremy
Rockliff announced today...
Labor's Social and Emotional
Learning (SEL) policy for schools will reduce trauma and
bullying, spokespersons Michelle O'Byrne and Sarah Lovell say...
