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theeducatoronline.com > k12 > news > later-phones-happier-classrooms-study-shows > 289187

Later phones, happier classrooms, study shows

15+ hour, 35+ min ago   (429+ words) New research shows delaying smartphones across a school's entire cohort reduces mental health problems, giving leaders evidence as new guidance on smartphones in the UK looms. The working paper, released by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), found that when…...

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theeducatoronline.com > k12 > news > student-emotional-readiness-what-happens-before-the-first-bell > 289163

Student emotional readiness: what happens before the first bell

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (675+ words) Every school day begins long before roll call. For many students across Australia, every school day begins long before roll call. For some, it starts with a rushed breakfast, a sleepless night, or a conflict at home. By the time…...

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theeducatoronline.com > k12 > news > inside-australias-best-student-wellbeing-program > 289140

Inside Australia’s best student wellbeing program

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (976+ words) When Bellbird Park State Secondary College's name was read out for Best Student Wellbeing Program at the Australian Education Awards 2026, it capped a journey that started with a simple question. What does it take for a teenager to feel safe…...

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theeducatoronline.com > k12 > news > only-22-of-parents-feel-prepared-to-handle-child-bullying > 289132

Only 22% of parents feel prepared to handle child bullying

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (746+ words) Schools are being asked to strengthen their response to bullying, but new research points to a challenge beyond the school gate. Just 22% of Australian parents say they feel very prepared to support their child through bullying, according to Triple P. Triple…...