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Opinion: Helping young professionals become invaluable in the AI era
Are we preparing young people adequately to enter a workplace where AI skills will be the norm, and where many entry-level tasks will soon change?
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Don’t miss out on being recognised as a 5-Star School
A new benchmark for excellence in education begins here
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Opinion: Why Headsets Deserve a Place in Every Classroom
While schools invest heavily in AI and classroom displays, a basic piece of hardware may be the missing link to better engagement and clearer learning
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World’s biggest education test to assess students on AI literacy
ACER CEO Lisa Rodgers explains how PISA 2029 will move beyond surface skills to test deep reading, critical thinking and how students navigate AI
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How schools can build genuine AI literacy
The Educator speaks with James Thorley, Regional Vice President for Asia-Pacific at Turnitin, on building AI literacy and using tech without compromising learning
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Productive Struggle in Your Classroom: Understanding the Basics
Productive struggle is gaining traction beyond maths, helping students apply knowledge in new ways, build resilience, and deepen learning across subjects, writes Barbara R. Blackburn
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How one school is redefining personalised learning
The Educator speaks to Robert Flavell, Director of Digital Transformation at Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak about why alignment and consistency drive successful school transformation
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Education Minister Jason Clare to attend Australian Education Awards 2026
Minister Clare will be amongst hundreds of principals, deputies, department heads and teachers converging at the biggest night in education
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There’s still time to nominate an educator making a real impact
Don’t miss the chance to recognise their contribution
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Opinion: Teaching students to think with AI – not cheat with it
Universities face a stark choice: keep chasing AI cheats, or redesign learning so students use it wisely while proving they can still think
