Most principals not ready for job, says Department
A lack of guidance and support is making the majority of school leaders underprepared for the job, a confidential survey shows
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The Educator issue 3.04
Hot List
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Exclusive: Preparing leaders to lead
A national framework now in development will ensure that new principals around Australia are equipped to deliver optimal outcomes to students
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Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education and Training, Federal government
Simon Birmingham has been recognised as one of the most outstanding educators in Australia by being listed in the 2017 edition of The Educator's Hot List report
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Lisa Rodgers, Chief executive officer, Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership
Lisa Rodgers has been recognised as one of the most outstanding educators in Australia by being listed in the 2017 edition of The Educator's Hot List report
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Radical revamp for education standards
All new teachers will now need to pass a performance assessment before they can graduate under a game-changing new project aimed at boosting teacher quality
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Busy principals get a helping hand
New resources will provide school leaders with strategies and tools to help them deal with a range of common challenges
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Principal builds ‘a common language of learning’
Rosny College is a school that has seen a significant transformation in teaching and learning over recent years. The Educator speaks to its principal to find out more
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How feedback can boost student outcomes
The Educator speaks to a principal about how she used feedback to supercharge teaching and learning outcomes at her school
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From struggle street to ‘school of choice’
The Educator speaks to a principal who has overseen a dramatic turnaround in teaching and learning outcomes thanks to an effective model of feedback and explicit teaching