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Teachers follow teachers: The not-so-hidden influence network in EdTech
Forget flashy features—teachers don't follow hype, they follow each other. Real influence in EdTech starts with authentic, ground-level trust
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New study exposes flaws in graduate teaching standards
Australia's teacher shortage could be worsened by unrealistic expectations placed on new graduates, new research reveals
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Opinion: Skills, knowledge, equity, excellence
From pyramids to the Moon landing—history proves excellence is no accident, it's learned. So why aren't we teaching it that way?
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Five years on – how the pandemic changed our classrooms
COVID-19 forced schools into remote learning, sparking a lasting shift that's redefining how, when, and where young people learn today
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The unsung architects of school success
With schools under pressure, business managers are stepping up in ways most never see – but all should value
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New webinar helps schools navigate the AI learning curve
As AI reshapes learning, educators must act fast to safeguard academic integrity. Find out strategies to guide students ethically through this new frontier
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Groundbreaking maths method transforms mindsets
A revolutionary approach to teaching mathematics is winning hearts, minds and accolades across classrooms
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From firefighting to flourishing: How schools can build resilient cultures
The Educator speaks to Peta Sigley, CEO of Springfox about how leaders can shift from reactive support to proactive strategy
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Breaking the silence on female-on-female bullying in schools
When women bully women at work, the fallout is severe—and too often ignored, high-performance workplace psychologist Vanessa Vershaw tells The Educator
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Leadership Essentials: How principals can build a high-performing team
The Educator speaks to an expert about practical approaches for school leaders to navigate challenges, enhance team cohesion, and cultivate a culture of openness and accountability