Tag: Education
Radio Decidendi – Hangover v Legal-Chic
We interview the wonderful mind behind Legal-Chic.tumblr.com about legal fashion and feminism. Dan speaks up on 'flopping the breakup', and Al is literally too sick ... Read More
Radio Decidendi – Snapchat v Legal Practitioners
Join Dan and Al as they discuss what really matters for students. First impressions, procrastination apps and... the commission of audit. Oh! And case of ... Read More
Higher education at a crossroads
Universities such as the University of Queensland, are reaching an economic crossroads. Australians are flocking to higher education in rising numbers, according to an Australian ... Read More
The changing face of higher education
With increased competition from online and international universities, Australia’s tertiary education system may be in need of change. Read More
Gymnast tells of lessons from London
While most athletes concentrate solely on their training, Olympic gymnast Jefferis is juggling training, a university masters and still has time to mentor the local ... Read More
Queensland primary schools to thrive under change
Opinions vary on the benefits of moving grade seven from primary to high school Read More
Fee hike could mean trouble for science students
A recent report by the Grattan institute has suggested that students studying certain areas to do not provide extensive public benefit should be paying more ... Read More
Should students pay more for education?
A new report released by the Grattan Institute, says that by the middle of this decade tertiary education subsidies will have cost taxpayers $7 billion, ... Read More
Private schools prove stronger for sport
Despite government funding efforts it seems that private schools still trump the state school sport funding programs. Read More
Teachers divided on year 7 to high school
The decision by the Queensland Government to move Year 7 into high school from 2015 has received a number of different responses from teachers. Read More
Paying for kindy costs Queensland’s chance to catch up
The Queensland government has been struggling to catch up with other high-achieving states; the introduction of prep, the entrance age for year 1 being raised ... Read More
Grade 7 results point to change
NAPLAN results have shown that Queensland is behind the national average Read More