Inside Radford College's digital learning transformation
The Educator speaks to Lisa Plenty, the College's Director of Digital Learning and Innovation
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his eight years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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Schools get new resources for culturally respectful engagement
The suite of resources will help educators improve cultural responsiveness in early learning services and schools
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PISA 2022 report released
The latest data shows the performance of Australia’s students has remained steady despite the challenges posed by the pandemic
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School's digital makeover sets new learning standards
A leading Toowoomba girls school's partnership with an edtech giant is reaping some impressive benefits
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Australian kids need an urgent lesson in good behaviour – report
A Senate inquiry into classroom disruption in Australian schools has called for fundamental changes to how teachers approach classroom management
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Equity must be core focus of education reform, says expert
The Educator speaks to Trevor Cobbold, national convenor of Save Our Schools
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Building on a powerful legacy
David Friedlander talks about his appointment as the new Chair of the Board at Australian Schools Plus
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How this ‘super teacher’ is inspiring young minds
The Educator speaks to teacher Andrew McCausland, whose story has been highlighted in the government's 'Be That Teacher' campaign
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The new stress-free English test that is revolutionising ESL learning
The test combines the expertise of linguists with AI to offer a true assessment of a student's ability to use English in real-life situations
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'We can't afford to wait': Underfunded public schools harming Australia’s economy, new report finds
Australia's economic position is at risk of "deterioration" if public schools remain underfunded, the new research warns