Dr Michael Ungar, explains an unconventional approach on nurturing the 'hidden resilience' in troubled youth at the 2012 Professional Learning Conference.
Olympic-bronze-medal cyclist, Human Movement and Health Education student Kaarle McCulloch is 'tapering' for her end-of-year exams after a busy year on the track.
On the eve of Open Day 2012, one student in the popular Master of Teaching program tells her story of changing careers and increasing work/life balance.
On August 9, Professor Robyn Ewing and faculty Artists in Residence Nadia Wheatley and Ken Searle will explore the landscape as a gateway to the imagination.
World-renowned authorities in the Learning Sciences are meeting here this week at the Centre for Research on Computer Supported Learning and Cognition (CoCo)
Artists in Residence Nadia Wheatley and Ken Searle present a tribute to the their five-year consultancy with the school in the NT Aboriginal community of Papunya.
Margaret Whitlam, who inspired a nation as the new model for prime ministerial spouses, began her career as one of the University's first social work graduates.
Professor Murray Print has been appointed as lead writer for Australia's first national curriculum in civics and citizenship due to roll out to schools in 2014.
Professor of Teacher Education and the Arts Robyn Ewing has been invited to deliver the prestigious Maurice Saxby Lecture for the Children's Book Council for 2012.
Adjunct Professor Paul Brock AM was named an Australia Day ambassador for 2012 to his community, the Hills Shire, in recognition of his contribution to education.
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More than 200 community-language teachers celebrated their graduation from the University's specialty certificate course on November 4.
Professor Robyn Ewing is the 2012 recipient of the highly prestigious Lady Cutler Award for 2012 from the Children's Book Council of Australia, NSW.
Dr Michael Ungar, explains an unconventional approach on nurturing the 'hidden resilience' in troubled youth at the 2012 Professional Learning Conference.
Olympic-bronze-medal cyclist, Human Movement and Health Education student Kaarle McCulloch is 'tapering' for her end-of-year exams after a busy year on the track. 
From next year students from every faculty will be able to undertake studies that will equip them to teach English internationally. 
Recent graduate and Redlands Teacher Education Scholarship student Mrs Julie Fryer has been recognised by the NSW Premier of her outstanding teaching. 
Peter Goodyear, Australia's first Laureate Fellow in the field of education, argues that good design is crucial to an efficient learning environment.
University of London Professor and visiting scholar Andrew Burn says video games and literature have a lot in common.
As Australian educators struggle to attract students to science, one PhD candidate is taking a new approach to improve the way the subject is taught.
The 
On the eve of Open Day 2012, one student in the popular Master of Teaching program tells her story of changing careers and increasing work/life balance.
On August 9, Professor Robyn Ewing and faculty Artists in Residence Nadia Wheatley and Ken Searle will explore the landscape as a gateway to the imagination.
"This 10th ICLS conference may turn out to mark the learning sciences coming of age" says Peter Goodyear...
World-renowned authorities in the Learning Sciences are meeting here this week at the Centre for Research on Computer Supported Learning and Cognition (CoCo)
The faculty has partnered with Sydney Writers' Festival and the Koori Centre to showcase the work of Indigenous Australian writers and thinkers. 
Personal-best goals for children with ADHD may be one way of closing the achievement gap in schools, according to Professor Andrew Martin.
Margaret Whitlam, who inspired a nation as the new model for prime ministerial spouses, began her career as one of the University's first social work graduates. 
Professor Murray Print has been appointed as lead writer for Australia's first national curriculum in civics and citizenship due to roll out to schools in 2014.
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Adjunct associate professor, and distinguished alumna, Libby Gleeson AM has been awarded the 2011 
Adjunct Professor Paul Brock AM was named an Australia Day ambassador for 2012 to his community, the Hills Shire, in recognition of his contribution to education.