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KEVIN Rudd's digital education revolution has barely touched the lives of Victorian students, with new figures showing only two schools in the state have achieved the Federal Government's ultimate target of one computer for every senior secondary... Full Article at The Age
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JULIA Gillard is to invite 150 school principals from around the country to Canberra to get their feedback on the next steps in her "Education Revolution". Full Article at Adelaide Now
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New research has raised doubts about the reliability of results from controversial national literacy and numeracy tests. Full Article at The Age
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WE are promised an education revolution in Australia. If it arrives, it will be a jubilant day. But will it arrive? The answer is no. We can hope for progress but not for a revolution. To ask for a revolution is almost to ask for the moon. Full Article at The Australian
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Secondary schools in Victoria are struggling with up to 11 students having to share a computer. Labor's broken promises are a national disgrace ... Thousands of school children are being disadvantaged by limited access to computers.
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I want to have a national conversation with school principals about the challenges they are facing on the ground
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It should be made clear to parents it is only a single test, and does not reflect where their child is at ... It is at best indicative of how their child is going.
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We will always need to be cautious to interpret results in ways that take account of the extent of imprecision, but that is not a reason to abandon assessment
SOURCE: The Age
