Why AI could be costing students exam marks
As Year 12 students sit their final exams, new research reveals a hidden cost of leaning too heavily on AI during revision
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How this school is taking the heat out of VCE exam season
When exam pressure peaks, students look to the adults around them. So, what happens when those adults are running on empty themselves?
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Supporting Year 12 students through exam stress
As Year 12 exam stress peaks across Australia, experts urge schools to prioritise wellbeing alongside academic preparation
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What a study of 350,000 teachers reveals about wellbeing in schools
The Educator speaks to the study’s lead author, Theresa Dicke, Professor at the Australian Catholic University’s Institute for Positive Psychology and Education
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Look after teachers, and students reap the rewards, study finds
The largest meta-analysis of its kind finds that when teachers are doing well, their students tend to be more motivated and successful
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The lesson that could change everything
One state has quietly built a program that's changing how children handle conflict, but most of the country still hasn't caught on
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When parents become the threat: what schools can do to protect staff
Australia's schools are contending with a growing and largely invisible crisis — not in the classroom, but at the school gate
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Gaming, social media build key skills, study finds
A new study finds social media and gaming help young people develop skills, express themselves and feel they belong, not just cause harm
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The Hunter STEMM Academy built to turn students into scientists
Callaghan College and the University of Newcastle launch a STEMM Academy, giving Hunter students hands-on access to university labs and science careers
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Did public money for Catholic schools bankroll a political scandal?
Evidence before ICAC alleges Catholic Schools NSW money flowed to the NSW Liberal Party for branch-stacking