Opinion: Teaching students to think with AI – not cheat with it
Universities face a stark choice: keep chasing AI cheats, or redesign learning so students use it wisely while proving they can still think
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Why teachers need to ‘care less’ to avoid burnout
From data overload to emotional exhaustion, new research reveals why Australia’s teacher retention crisis shows little sign of easing
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Deep Dive: What’s really driving WA’s teacher shortage?
The Educator speaks to the peak bodies representing the state’s school leaders and teachers about the main drivers of WA's teacher shortage
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Teacher workloads remain on the rise, new report finds
Overworked, undervalued and under pressure – Australia's teachers are nearing breaking point as workload, admin and toxic behaviour drive many to leave
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A ‘wake-up call’ on student equity support
A landmark national trial has revealed that not all students at risk of dropping out of university respond the same way to support
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Leading private school names new head of junior school
A passionate educator with global experience joins the Junior School to champion student growth, wellbeing and a bold plan for learning
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New research lifts the lid on the emotional lives of Australia's teachers
A new book calls for a new discourse on navigating the emotional toll of toxic positivity, datafication, strained leadership and high-stakes classrooms
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Curtin students to represent Australia at international summits
Students are set to address critical global issues on the world stage
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Questions arise over new professional guidelines for teachers
An "inherent contradiction" in the guidelines needs to be urgently addressed, says Dr Saul Karnovsky, Senior Lecturer in Education at Curtin University
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New website helps teachers guide students’ safe tech habits
The Educator looks at how the new resources will help teachers and parents navigate children's use of technology in a safe and balanced way