By David Dawson. According to Nancy Willard, of the Centre for Safe and Responsible Internet Use, “trying to prepare students for their future without Web...
By Stephen Blackwell. For years, educators have criticised television as a passive pastime that reduces student creativity and participation. Now students at Yarra Hills Secondary...
By Jonathan Brown. For centuries the media has played a vital role in public life. Whether through print, radio, television or online platforms, the media...
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By Shelley Kinash and Josh Kinash. The December 2011 issue of Rolling Stone magazine included an article about a child prodigy. The thirteen-year-old featured is...
By Alex Kohn. Teachers and students use text and images every day whilst at school. Despite the apparent simplicity of using printed material and images,...
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