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Schools face ‘critical’ teacher shortage in 2020

More than a year since the launch of a federal inquiry into the status of teaching, there is little sign that the situation is improving
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Students want a more tech-driven education – report

More than half of Aussie students rank IT and computer education as most important to their future career, a new study reveals
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Emerging ed-tech trends in 2020 and beyond

The Educator speaks to Myles Carrick, director of customer success at Instructure about ed-tech’s biggest movers and shakers

Exclusive feature: Australian Council of Educational Leaders 2019 Conference

The Australian Council of Educational Leaders has for decades been at the forefront in disseminating innovative and dynamic ideas in the educational space – from early childhood all the way through tertiary.
‘Be You’ Australia’s New Mental Health Initiative

The Nation-wide initiative for mental health targeting the education sector
Exclusive feature: How to find the right leaders

How can principals ensure they fill senior leadership roles with the best candidates – and retain them once they’re in the job?

Is the Australian curriculum failing our youth?

Australia needs a new curriculum that teaches the skills that are relevant to young people, now and well into the future, writes an education technology expert
The link between eating disorders and learning outcomes

New research shows a connection between academic success and eating disorders affecting high-achieving female students
Study highlights inequality in NSW education

The University of Canberra’s study shows socio-cultural characteristics continue to affect student’s access to education across the state