Why your voice matters in Australia’s biggest teacher survey
The Educator speaks to AITSL CEO Tim Bullard about what the latest national data reveals and how it’s already influencing decisions affecting schools and teachers
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Radical new approach to boost teaching quality
A new learning approach will see student teachers begin working in a classroom from the first week of their teaching degree
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Major school reforms aim to lift teaching and learning across Australia
Federal and state governments have agreed to a raft of reforms aimed at making schools fairer, better funded, and more effective
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Australia’s teachers under pressure – but highly valued
To celebrate teachers, Australians everywhere are being invited to join the “Hats Off to Teachers” initiative this World Teachers’ Day, October 31
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‘It’s not about money’: why teachers are leaving the profession
Standardised testing, surveillance and ignored voices are pushing teachers out. One education expert believes dignity, not dollars, is the missing piece
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Why female principals face a tougher climb to the top
Female educators often outperform – but still struggle to rise. The Educator looks at the barriers slowing their path to principalship
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Opinion: Judging future educators by ATAR alone is misplaced
A low ATAR doesn't mean low capability. It's time to rethink how we judge future teachers and what really matters, writes Professor Mary Ryan
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How leaders are embracing innovation to shape the future
Technology and innovation are redefining how teachers engage and inspire learners, AITSL CEO Tim Bullard tells The Educator
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Study reveals barriers to women seeking school leadership
Female educators face substantial personal, social, and systemic obstacles that prevent them from rising to senior leadership roles in schools, new research shows
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Strong leadership vital for school progress – global report
The Educator speaks to Manos Antoninis, Director of UNESCO's Global Education Monitoring Report, about what the findings mean for Australia's school principals