In education, accountability has a one-way direction flow – and that's a problem
Education bureaucracy must open itself to evaluation and critique if change is to be made, an expert tells The Educator
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Children hesitant to approach adults when feeling unsafe – survey
A new study shows that confidence in adults is low among children
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Schools can play crucial role in helping children to be more inclusive of others
The key is developing students' critical thinking skills, study suggests
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How gender stereotypes impact students' reading outcomes
Boys' dislike for reading fiction is a work of fantasy, according to a new study
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How optimism can boost a child's academic outcomes
A new study demonstrates the power of the mind to influence behaviour and outcomes
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Government ramps up efforts to improve teacher training
The moves comes as reports show ITE completion rates as low as 34% in some institutions
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Exclusive: The new degree ensuring Australia’s next generation of teachers are classroom ready
ACU Associate Professor education expert Miriam Tanti tells The Educator about the University's new Bachelor of Education
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University partnership brings real-world STEM experience to classroom
The Educator speaks to St Rita's College principal Dale Morrow about the initiative
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Reduced workloads key to teacher retention, major survey finds
More than 10,000 teachers, principals, and support staff responded to the State of Our Schools survey
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How exercise can improve students' HSC scores
An analysis of students' hair has revealed HSC stress can be reduced by short periods of high-intensity exercise