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Aiming high is not just about encouraging students to set goals – the ‘scaffolding’ needs to be in place to help them climb, an academic tells Brittany Vonow

When this Australian parent of three children with autism found mainstream education wanting, she took matters into her own hands – and what she has learned could have implications for the UK, hears Brittany Vonow

Academic Chris Sarra explains how he is changing the futures of Australia’s Aboriginal pupils – and how this could help marginalised groups in other countries too

An academic is changing outcomes for Australia’s Aboriginal pupils and believes his methods could have a positive impact on marginalised groups in other countries, too, writes Brittany Vonow

Parents need to become more like teachers if we are to tackle the teen mental health crisis, says world-renowned child psychologist Michael Carr-Greg

The world-renowned child psychologist tells Brittany Vonow that parents need to become more like schools to tackle the teenage mental health crisis