Month: November 2023

NAPLAN, the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy, is an annual assessment for all Australian students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. The purpose of this assessment is to gauge student performance in literacy and numeracy skills. […]

In the school curriculum, relatively little time is devoted to writing academic papers. But it is precisely these skills that are so necessary not only at school, college, or when passing exams but also for any adult. The ability to express one’s thoughts in writing is often required at work when writing reports, when preparing presentations of new projects, and in everyday life when sending letters, emails, etc. […]

Over the last several decades, mental health has become more of a priority throughout society. While it was once an ignored facet of health, it has become an important aspect in the personal, social, professional, and educational lives of most people […]

Digital technology has taken up a significant amount of space in the modern classroom. Chalkboards have been replaced by Smart Boards, which were then replaced by Promethean Boards. Students go to school with little computers in their pockets, moderate-sized computers in their backpacks, and bigger computers stationed in labs throughout the school. […]

Basic writing is the key point of school learning success. Teaching writing skills in the classroom involves a structured approach. We need to understand the process and set clear objectives for our students to understand the guidance well. Encourage students on their work as you teach them. Using all the comprehensive approaches will help the students develop effective essential skills for writing. […]