The Forever Key by Tony Richards
January 27, 2012
Our children have taken up technology in an amazing range of ways mostly positive, some negative. This sudden access to information and connectivity poses a number of challenges for us […]
Who Owns Social Justice? By Bishop Hilton Deakin
January 20, 2011
Education at all levels is a major, dynamic element in the life of any community in this nation. The energy and continuing effort the systems need are supported by enthusiastic […]
The Future Starts Here! Our ACU; Your ACU by Professor Marie Emmitt
January 11, 2011
I recently visited Catholic universities across USA and found it interesting to compare their educational structure with Australia. A majority of the Catholic universities were small, often with only 6000 […]
Language: The Key to Social Justice by Stephen Campitelli
January 11, 2011
Issues of social justice often grab the media headlines, but also operate on the most mundane and innocuous levels of society. I was reminded of this recently when a pamphlet […]
Committed To Co-Education by Bernard Dobson
July 23, 2010
Programs directed at addressing social and emotional learning help adolescents to improve classroom behaviour, become more engaged in the learning process and to perform better academically. The educating community, taken […]
One School, Two Choices by Chris Stock
July 23, 2010
Boys and girls can do well in any setting – the most important factor in student success is home influence. Emmanuel College provides the options of a co-educational and boys’ […]
Two Colleges With A Shared VCE Model by Leonie Keaney
July 23, 2010
As the debate persists, all three models continue to thrive in different settings and there is now a recognition of the value each contributes to schooling. Single sex or co-ed? […]
A View of Boys Education by Mark Murphy
July 23, 2010
Good boys’ education is democratic, offers many ways to gain recognition and often involves fathers and father figures. It contains policies and practices based on a positive approach to male […]
A Look at Girls’ Education by Anne O’Loughlin
July 1, 2010
Interestingly enough, the most recent World Economic Forum Gender Report (2009), rates countries on how well they divide their resources and opportunities among their male and female populations Australia is […]
