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Victorian teachers are on strike for the first time in 13 years – it’s about more than pay Original

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By Duyen Vo, Andrea E. Reupert, Fiona Longmuir, Kelly-Ann Allen
| The Conversation Verified
Victorian public school teachers are walking off the job today. Tens of thousands of school staff, including support staff and principals, are expected to strike. Teachers in Tasmania are also striking this week. Public schools will be closed in the state’s northwest on Tuesday, the north on Wednesday and the south on Thursday. Public debate has understandably focused on issues around salaries and workloads, including staff shortages and unpaid overtime.
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Kelly-Ann Allen - Monash Lens

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By Kelly-Ann Allen
| Monash University
Biography Kelly-Ann is an educational and developmental psychologist whose research interests are concerned with school belonging and belonging more generally, and for the translation of this research to educational contexts. Read more about Kelly-Ann Allen's research
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Free kinder in Victoria: A story of belonging for families, too

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By Kelly-Ann Allen
| Monash University
When we think about a child starting kindergarten, we tend to focus on the child. Will they cope? Will they make friends? Will they learn? And will they belong? But there’s another story unfolding during the early years; one that involves parents, carers and their communities. The Victorian government’s decision to offer free kindergarten for three and four-year-olds has significance beyond the execution of  a major policy commitment.
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