There’s more in the Mail

In Features this morning

Teaching on-line into China, how it’s being done, how to do it better and how Australia’s competitors are responding. Dirk Mulder reports on a major education industry.

Merlin Crossley on the sometimes agony, sometimes joy of “not knowing” in science.

Maria Raciti (Uni Sunshine Coast) on the joined-up education-to-occupation blueprint low SES students want. It’s a new essay in Contributing Editor Sally Kift’s series on what is needed now in teaching and learning.

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