Independent Schools Queensland
Research indicates that many young people do not feel safe at school. A 1997 Australian survey of over 25,000 students found that in the course of any one year as many as half of all school students experience painful and unjustified aggression from individuals or groups of students. Findings from the 2009 Australian Covert Bullying Study indicate that there has been a substantial increase in bullying in subsequent years, and cyberbullying has become a serious concern. This research report from Independent Schools Queensland describes current evidence about bullying in schools, and approaches taken to deal with it.
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John A. Ross, Marie-Josee Berger
The authors draw on a literature review to provide a list of research-based strategies for improving equity outcomes – School Leadership & Management.
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Katherine Main
Successful implementation of small teaching teams requires a commitment both from team members and the administration to establish appropriate structures and culture – Pedagogies: An International Journal.
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