How has 2020 shaped teaching and learning?
This year has offered Australian schools a window into the experience of learning for students
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Major report finds 'mixed progress' towards national education goals
Australia has lifted its performance in maths and science, but big challenges remain
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Principals struggling to support children with disability
Nine out of ten principals are syphoning funds from other areas to cover funding shortfalls
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How Australia spends on schools, teachers and students
Some new studies shine light on how Australia invests in its education system
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Education system failing one in three children – report
A landmark study reveals entrenched inequality in Australia's education system
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Opinion: The fundamental flaws of standardised testing
NAPLAN only narrows our focus, writes Living Faith Lutheran Primary School principal Jane Mueller
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Tutors to support more than 200,000 students
More than 4,100 tutors will be deployed across Victorian schools in 2021
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Rethinking NAPLAN: Principals weigh in
A recent panel discussion asked the question: is NAPLAN fit as a system of student assessment?
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Federal Budget 2020: What does it mean for schools?
The Educator looks at what's in store for Australia's education sector
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Opinion: Investing in public schools benefits teachers, students and the post-COVID recovery
This not only helps schools, but also the economy, writes AEU federal president, Correna Haythorpe