A new study says masculine stereotypes of STEM subjects corrupt the self-concept of female students and their career aspirations.
The University of Melbourne
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The University of Sydney
University of New South Wales
The University of Sydney
The University of Sydney
University of Newcastle
Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
The University of Melbourne
The Federal Government's $23.5 billion ‘Gonski 2.0’ school funding package has passed the Senate ...
A new study says masculine stereotypes of STEM subjects corrupt the self-concept of female students and their career aspirations.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been near-universally condemned for saying students with disabilities should not be in mainstream classes.
Research suggests teenagers really do need to sleep in longer than adults.
A new study warns Australia has drastically underestimated the threat of climate change.
The Opposition says it will not support the Federal Government’s proposed citizenship changes.
The National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)’s Raijin supercomputer has been ranked Australia’s fastest.
Advocates want to make sure funding for important telehealth services stays strong.
Children with FASD are more likely to fail at school, have attention problems and talk about killing themselves ...
Social and economic disadvantage could be an evolutionary trigger for children to hit early puberty.
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The new Australian Curriculum prioritises the teaching of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives as one of three major cross-curricular themes. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures priority aims to deepen students’ understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and knowledge traditions.
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A global online community dedicated to improving knowledge on the science of learning has been launched by prestigious international publishing group Nature Research and The University of Queensland. UQ Queensland Brain Institute director Professor Pankaj Sah said the npj Science of Learning Community website was a space for teachers, policymakers and scientists working in neuroscience, education and psychology to discuss how to enhance learning in schools.
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