Major review of WA public schools puts teacher wellbeing in the spotlight
The Educator speaks to an expert about the recommendations of the review's final report and what they mean for schools
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What impact is growing digitisation having on young children?
A national study will provide the big picture on how digital technologies are changing early childhood
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New program helps undergrad students tackle planetary emergency
A groundbreaking new program will equip students with the knowledge and skills to champion positive environmental change
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The system is broken: Shocking report reveals scale of child abuse in Australia
The landmark study found more than 60% of Australians aged over 16 experienced child maltreatment
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Managing the digital revolution in education
Dr Karen Murcia, Professor of Education at Curtin University, shares some tips for principals and other school leaders
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New study to boost support for early career teachers
The study investigates how improved induction programs can better support new teachers in the classroom
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WA making EAL/D courses more equitable
A new report brings fairness to Year 11 and 12 EAL/D course entry in Western Australia, setting a national example
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Curtin project recruits cybersecurity workforce from WA schools
Western Australian students can now be recruited as the cybersecurity workforce of the future
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How effective will the National Teacher Workforce Action Plan be?
The Educator speaks to Dr Saul Karnovsky, a lecturer at Curtin University's School of Education
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Girls slip through the cracks due to 'referral bias': Australian-first study
Young girls are just as likely to have language difficulties despite more boys being referred for support services