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How games can inform, educate and raise awareness

Using fun elements such as challenges, goals and rewards, games are playing a significant role in learning, lifestyle management and disease awareness.

The battle to reduce road deaths

In the move to a more sustainable and safer future, tackling road accident injuries and fatalities will require a more concerted effort.

The ‘scamdemic’ affecting everyone

Cyber scams are rising globally, targeting the vulnerable, especially youth. Understanding tactics and regional efforts is key to a safer cyberspace.

Why social media fact-checking promised too much

Many lament social media companies dropping independent fact-checking but perhaps ‘false-checking’ is a more honest and achievable target.

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How educational board games can make learning genetics fun

Serious gaming meets GeneBlocks — a board game that makes complex science fun and boosts students’ understanding of genetic principles.

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AI can be a boon for educators

AI offers significant potential benefits yet has not been accepted completely by educators. This needs to change.

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The big question on AI in education

Are educators, societies and governments prepared to accept and address the changes brought on by the arrival of AI in education?

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How AI can help Indian schools tackle the future of work

There is a dire need to strengthen the skills Indian students need to be attractive to future employers. AI can help.

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Three ways to cool the international students debate

Here are three perspectives and possible ways forward to remove the heat from the debate around international student caps in Australia.

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Are international students keeping Australian unis afloat?

Many Australian universities claim they rely on international students to subsidise domestic students and research, but does this argument stack up?

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Australian unis pay the price of student success

The Australian government’s announcement of a cap on international students has drawn criticism from the university sector, but how did we get here?

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Why great researchers don’t always make the best teachers

It’s expected that PhD graduates and full-time researchers can teach, but without adequate training and support many find the transition tough.

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A sure way to help teachers be more inclusive

Training can empower teachers to become advocates for children with disabilities as well as curriculum reformers.

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Helping dyslexic students thrive in Malaysia

Malaysia’s education system can better support students with dyslexia by acknowledging the different ways of teaching.

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How games can inform, educate and raise awareness

The battle to reduce road deaths

The ‘scamdemic’ affecting everyone

Why social media fact-checking promised too much

How educational board games can make learning genetics fun

AI can be a boon for educators

The big question on AI in education

How AI can help Indian schools tackle the future of work

Three ways to cool the international students debate

Are international students keeping Australian unis afloat?

Australian unis pay the price of student success

Why great researchers don’t always make the best teachers

A sure way to help teachers be more inclusive

Helping dyslexic students thrive in Malaysia

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