Debunking the brain myths holding students back
A new study finds widespread belief in brain myths among early childhood educators—myths that could be shaping flawed teaching decisions every day
A new study finds widespread belief in brain myths among early childhood educators—myths that could be shaping flawed teaching decisions every day
Surging demand signals renewed hope and rising respect for teaching, offering a brighter future after years of crippling educator shortages
The Educator speaks to the co-author of a new book offering a practical, compassionate blueprint for sustainable leadership and wellbeing
The culture of junior sport is being eroded by toxic behaviour on the sidelines, a leading safeguarding expert warns
A successful three-pronged approach is equipping early-career educators with the tools to prioritise their mental health
AI-powered tools are reshaping classrooms, giving educators new ways to engage students and personalise learning, Suan Yeo, Edu Impact Lead at Google for Education tells The Educator
Student completion rates are up, and more teachers are entering the profession. Is Australia's education system finally reversing years of decline?
Enrolments at Australia's largest provider of initial teacher education have soared. Is this the turning point the profession has been waiting for?
Adam Foster, Partner at Colin Biggers & Paisley, shares his insights
How to ensure a positive and inclusive learning environment