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 For Education Leaders
Schools Critical in Addressing Body Image  Social media can contribute to negative body image as it’s a constant avenue of exposure to societal appearance ideals and a source of appearance comparison. In particular, photo-based platforms are of greater influence. There is research that has shown that the more young people engage in photo editing and taking multiple selfies, the more detrimental that is to their body image. Read more From Dyslexia Diagnosis to Doctorate and Humpty Doo  Dr Michael Ayodeji Ifarajimi has come a long way, a childhood marked by undiagnosed dyslexia and learning struggles in Nigeria now overcome, Dr Ayodeji is applying the mentoring approach to dyslexia that helped him to students in Humpty Doo. Younger Teachers 'Unsure' of Future in Profession  Younger teachers are at most risk of leaving profession, citing workload and wellbeing as leading factors towards leaving the sector. Qld’s Anti Bullying Initiative Welcomed by Student Well-Being Expert  The Queensland government’s antibullying initiative is multi-contextual and multi-modal including the decision to set up Rapid Support Squads to tackle bullying in the state’s schools. Bones to Pick  Using 3D imaging technology, Flinders University and partners have created and launched the ‘Ozboneviz’ virtual database which goes inside the anatomy of dozens of Australia’s most famous animals for the public, schools, researchers, artists, nature-lovers and others to access. AI Powered Crims Target Schools  Cyber crims are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to scale stealthy, fast-moving attacks, leaving security teams struggling to detect and respond in time. The threat landscape is both evolving in complexity and shifting toward gaps in visibility, governance, and infrastructure. 
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