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Stories, news and advice for and about our members working in Victoria’s public schools.

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Learning on the spectrum

When the pandemic forced schools across the state to close, and teachers and parents to embrace remote learning, that posed unique challenges for autistic students.

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Taking a stand on assessment

The AEU is taking a stand against government agendas on student assessment that undermine teachers’ professional autonomy, have a negative impact on students and would lead to increased workload.

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Introducing the CRT Association Executive

CRT members have formed a new group within the AEU, the ‘CRT Association Executive’. Representing the interests of CRT members, this group is leading activities to grow our power.

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Building networks for new educators

Any new educator, whether student or teacher, should stay connected with the AEU. We work together, and we look out for each other, helping to make those early years in the teaching profession the best possible experience.

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Leading a paradigm shift

As we look towards the end of ‘the longest school year’ in history, principal class (PCA) members are undertaking annual planning with a different mindset.

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An inclusive plan for specialist settings

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Education and Training has neglected specialist schools when planning and developing policies and/or safety guidelines.

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Ensuring ES entitlements

There are a couple of conditions schools must satisfy before they are able to require ES to attend during their annual leave.

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Teaching the truth

Together, we must build an education system that amplifies our Indigenous history and culture, and enables First Nations students to feel proud and strong, writes teacher RENEE SONGORO.

The Australian Education Union is you, your colleagues and thousands of other people working in public education. Join us now to have a voice in your profession, and to enjoy the support and advice we offer our members.

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Writing to reach you

Working to keep students engaged during lockdown, teacher MICHAEL MORELL found himself drawing on his writing skills like never before.

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A common understanding

A North Melbourne primary school is finding common ground between cultures by amplifying the voices of its students and families.

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Culture in the classroom

Three Indigenous educators talk to SARAH COLES about the best ways to connect students with First Nations histories, perspectives and cultures.

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A remote experience

As schools have closed and opened and closed again throughout 2020, pre-service teachers have struggled to gain vital experience.

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Seeing through the weeds

When it comes to sustainability, teachers and students alike are leading by example at this school, and winning awards for their efforts, writes STEPHEN A RUSSELL.

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Q&A: your Term 4 questions answered

Our best advice on your most common – and uncommon – concerns for Term 4.

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Learning on the spectrum

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Taking a stand on assessment

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Introducing the CRT Association Executive

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Building networks for new educators

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Leading a paradigm shift

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An inclusive plan for specialist settings

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Ensuring ES entitlements

For everyone

Teaching the truth

The Australian Education Union is you, your colleagues and thousands of other people working in public education. Join us now to have a voice in your profession, and to enjoy the support and advice we offer our members.

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Writing to reach you

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A common understanding

For everyone

Culture in the classroom

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A remote experience

For everyone

Seeing through the weeds

For everyone

Q&A: your Term 4 questions answered

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Supporting our members through a difficult year

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Recognition for special schools

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Respect for teacher judgement

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Next VGSA must address excessive workloads

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Better working lives for ES staff

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Challenging times for school principals