So great to see at least five artists in the #Archibald who are people with cognitive disability. Beautiful art by talented artists. Recognition has been a long time coming …

Thank you for this piece that recognizes the complexity of teaching and the diversity of students. Political incursion into teaching the teachers is a hard lesson smh.com.au/education/poli…

I was on ABC News discussing how the cost of living crisis has led to an alarming rise in young students coming to school hungry. We need to increase resources for schools that are feeling the pinch the hardest to help their communities. #education ow.ly/tnsT50Pa9uN

Would this model nurture all children and teachers? For The Atlantic’s “On Teaching” series, @KristinaRizga profiles a Staten Island kindergarten classroom with a unique approach to teaching students on the autism spectrum: theatlantic.com/education/arch…

I’m SO excited that our book has dropped!! Dr Zinnia Mevawalla Huge thanks and congratulations to all our wonderful authors! Get 20% off on the Oxford University Press website using the code INCEDU23 oup.com.au/books/higher-e…

Autistic Artist Stephen Wiltshire Can Draw Entire Cities From Memory youtu.be/wdLlrtpoCwY via YouTube

Thomas Mayo, ambassador for the Uluru Statement from the Heart, wants everyone to vote Yes on the referendum on a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution. He makes his case here junkee.com/longform/thoma…

If parents don't want their children to read the book- don't buy it. Is the availability of this book a threat to your child? smh.com.au/national/weste…

In the #GospelOfTheDay, the Lord gently invites us to accept the mystery of life with serenity and patience, to leave judgment to Him, and not to live regretful and remorseful lives. It is as if Jesus wanted to say to us: “In the end, the good will be greater than evil”.

Fabulous piece that highlights how Parents are a child's first teacher. Why are teachers struggling? Because your children are awful smh.com.au/lifestyle/life…

“I thought my mother was an only child. I was wrong.” For The Atlantic’s September 2023 issue, Jennifer Senior writes about her aunt Adele, who was institutionalized as a toddler because of an intellectual disability, and the life she could have lived. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Sign the petition: I’m voting Yes! yes23.com.au/pledge?recruit…

Thank you! The same people excel at object recognition through vision, hearing and touch – another reason to let go of the learning styles myth theconversation.com/the-same-peopl… via The Conversation U.S.

I want to talk about trust and attachment in young children. And there’s no video here for good reason. Several of you have recently tagged me to ask my thoughts on trending videos depicting parents engaging in one appalling behavior or another - in pursuit, apparently, of

Reflect, connect, ignite – for joy: thesector.com.au/2023/09/07/ref…

What happens when we cut corners: Suffer the little children blog.aare.edu.au/what-happens-w… via @AustAssocResEd

Wonderful opportunity for artists with a disability: sydney.edu.au/medicine-healt…

Join supporters in Sydney on Sunday 17 September and Walk for Yes. Walk with us.yes23.com.au/sydney_walk_fo…

Our disabled Commissioners spoke powerfully on Friday - here are their reflections on what they heard during the #DisabilityRC Amanda Rishworth MP @billshortenmp Mark Dreyfus Senator Jordon Steele-John

The Sydney School of Education and Social Work supports an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament. SSESW Ass Prof Lynette Riley AO: "Voting ‘Yes’ to the Voice allows for full inclusion and an opportunity to set agendas" Read in full: tinyurl.com/e3a3m2wz