Casual relief teachers missing out on PD – report
Australia’s casual relief teachers are missing out on critical professional learning opportunities, a new report by AITSL has found
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Teaching students to read…and keep reading
To encourage students to read more, educators may have to change their teaching approach
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New phonics plan to ‘change the future of literacy teaching’
A renowned phonics expert has responded to the Federal Government’s latest plan to lift literacy outcomes
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Outstanding private school teachers recognised
The exceptional work of 27 private school teachers in Queensland was recently honoured at a special ceremony
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Why the future is bright for aspiring principals
The Educator speaks to AITSL CEO, Mark Grant, about an initiative ensuring that aspiring and current leaders have clear and rewarding career paths
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Diversity the key to improved performance in schools
New research by AITSL highlights the benefits of championing a diverse school leadership workforce in Australia
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Connecting leaders at a national level
AITSL’s School Leadership Roundtable builds on the work of school systems, sectors and jurisdictions to improve support current and future principals
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Student attendance linked to achievement – report
A new report has highlighted the need for school attendance to be prioritised in students’ formative years
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Is initial teacher education up to scratch?
Australian teachers are underprepared for the classroom compared to those in other countries, according to a recent global survey
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How principals can embrace technology
AITSL deputy CEO Edmund Misson’s keynote at the Educator Leaders’ Summit will discuss the role technology has in influencing the changing landscape of school leadership