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Taking a stand against racism in Australian football

Monash University PhD student Aish Ravi was racially vilified in a recent VAFA football game, but her pleas for action have gone largely unheard. How can Australian football’s governing bodies allocate funds towards eliminating racism if that racism isn’t being acknowledged, acted on, or penalties applied?

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$1.2 million philanthropic gift extends free support for girls studying maths and sciences in school

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The Monash Virtual School will continue and expand thanks to an additional $1.2 million in philanthropic funding from The Invergowrie Foundation, it was announced today.

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From China to rural Victoria: how Christie wants to make a difference

With regional Victoria facing a teaching crisis, Monash alumna and successful business woman Christie Han wants to give back – and supports country school leavers to study education at Monash.

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Read about it: Tackling the problem of students’ failure to hit the books

Academic reading proficiency is one of the most important skills university students need to acquire, yet only 20-30% engage with curriculum-assigned materials. To achieve higher-order thinking, learners must invest more cognitive resources and exert greater mental effort.

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What does equity in schools look like? And how is it tied to growing teacher shortages?

Schools are where a society that believes in fairness and opportunity must begin. Equity involves more than fairly funding schools. It’s about matching teachers' passion with the respect, time, resources and conditions that enable them to do what they signed up to do – make a difference in students' lives.

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