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Raising Your Child in a Digital World - Essential tips from my book
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Here are some of my most popular posts:
Tackle meeting bloat with a 4-day work week
Many organisations around the globe are considering or currently trailing a four-day work week. And with good reason. Global trials have provided data showing that four-day work weeks have been a resounding success for employees and employers. For example, the recent UK 6-month trial that involved 61 companies with approximately 2900 workers from June to […]
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Phone Bans in Schools
Phone bans in schools is a hotly debated topic, with polarising opinions between some teachers, school leaders and parents. News that NSW public high schools will implement phone bans from late 2023 has reignited this debate once again. Banning phones in schools has become an Australian and global trend, proving popular with many parents, teachers […]
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Why you need to work in digital dashes
Working online is mentally taxing. Yet I know many people sit at their laptops and work for 2-3 hours without a break. They only ever stop for a drink, snack or bathroom break (or all three if they’re lucky). Whilst it may be the norm for many knowledge workers, working for long stretches of time […]
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