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Learning a new language is a breeze for young children. But for adults, while still possible, it becomes far more of a challenge. Numerous tools are readily available to help with learning, such as in person classes, online and digital aids as well as phone apps such as Duolingo. However, according to linguists nothing is …
In 2020, the murder of Hannah Clarke and her children devastated her family, her community, and the country. Then, during the pandemic, Australians experiencing domestic abuse had serious challenges with lockdowns across the country, becoming more vulnerable. These events motivated Karen Lindsay to start Financial Superwomen. Her organisation provides free workshops to empower women to …
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Research from health and medical research institutes shows Australian kids spend more time indoors on digital devices, than they do playing outdoors with a quarter of them considered overweight. The Heart Foundation is calling on schools to help improve kids’ physical fitness in its Jump Rope for Heart program and is supporting a new study …
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A recent study has found some school curriculums within New Zealand focus on the development of technical reading skills, but reading for pleasure is not a priority. Researchers say narrowly focusing on skills alone has not served younger generations well, and that enjoyment of reading needs to be supported and valued, alongside skill. The Wire’s …
New South Wales and Queensland have announced they will be restricting access to artificial intelligence software in public schools, citing concerns the software can facilitate cheating. Included in this ban is the recently released ChatGPT, a predictive text generating software that produces text on any subject based on a user’s prompt. Leading Australian universities, have …
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Each year, about one in seven Australian year 12 students who do a bachelors degree take a gap year. Taking a gap year after receiving exam results can help students relax, build new connections and relationships, and be curious. It can also help them become confidence, perspective, and open-mindedness. Despite what some assume, figures have shown …