“Don’t worry about it, your ATAR doesn’t matter.” This line is thrown out by all sorts of people so frequently, that it has lost its meaning, and become a shallow affirmation. I think we need to think a lot more about what this phrase means. It has a very significant and sinister meaning. The secret to understanding it, is to first realise that there are in fact, multiple meanings to this phrase. The meaning changes based on your social class.

In both principle and practice, acceleration has a net negative effect on student learning.

Here are five principles that can be universally used to guide your written response.

Piaget was considered to be the father of the learning theory of ‘constructivism,’ which is about how learning occurs through understanding

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Misconceptions. We all face them – the students who do best by the end of the course aren’t those who have never had misconceptions, but rat