‘I read like a five-year-old’
‘For years I tried to cover it up.’ A successful business woman explains how she left high school with the reading ability of a five-year-old.
‘For years I tried to cover it up.’ A successful business woman explains how she left high school with the reading ability of a five-year-old.
Catholic schools have called for the ‘ideological’ national curriculum to be abolished, as new research reveals more boys are slipping behind girls in their academic performance.
As Labor and the Coalition pledge to slash migration, Universities Australia warns it is ‘crazy’ to cut revenue from foreign students.
The Coalition has pledged to wipe out ‘ideological agendas’ in universities through an unprecedented level of ministerial intervention in course content.
Home Affairs automatically registered migration agents it suspected of criminal activity and dismissed hundreds of complaints without investigation.
With more violence reported in classrooms and playgrounds, school principals have called out assaults and abuse from students and parents.
An ad mocking millennials’ home ownership angst has been withdrawn after breaching advertising standards over elder abuse.
ANU staff have passed a vote of no confidence in chancellor Julie Bishop and vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell over job cuts and leadership scandals.
School funding deals have won bipartisan backing but the details remain secret.
Schools have missed out on extra ‘Gonski funding’ after the Labor failed to include promised new spending in the pre-election budget.
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