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‘Overwhelmed’: AI hype crashing into harsh workplace reality
There are concerns that the promise of AI is fading as overwhelmed Aussie workers struggle to keep up with unrealistic expectations and underwhelming results
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How should teachers talk to young people about Gaza?
Can schools foster critical thinking without fuelling polarisation? Gaza's horrors, and student activism, are putting Australia's classrooms to the test
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Revealed: Australia's top education service providers of 2025
The list recognises the firms that are delivering innovative solutions and exceptional support to Australia's schools and other educational institutions
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Classrooms thrive when edtech supplements – not leads
As EdTech evolves, more training and resources to support teachers in adapting to new digital tools will be critical, an expert tells The Educator
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The model helping to reinvent Australia's schools
Trauma-informed training is equipping teaching graduates with the tools to create safer, calmer classrooms
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New partnership aims to strengthen child safety in Australia’s schools
Campion Education and the Alannah & Madeline Foundation have joined forces to ensure greater protections for young people both offline and online
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School principals unite on bold national agenda
The two peak bodies for public school principals have announced a new reform agenda aimed at lifting equity, wellbeing and leadership across Australia's schools
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What does the YouTube ban on under 16s mean for Australia's schools?
The Educator speaks to Edward Filetti, CEO of ClickView Australia, about guiding teachers through a new video landscape shaped by safety-first policy
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A big thank you to the judges of the 2025 Australian Education Awards
The judging panel included 21 prominent leaders and experts in the Australian K-12 education sector
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Opinion: Why NAPLAN writing is failing our kids
We can't afford to measure only the final draft. We must test what really matters – the thinking behind the writing, writes Seven Steps CEO Kathleen Killick
