Could gender quotas be the answer to sexist boys’ school culture?
Gender quotas for teachers, staff, leaders and schoolbook authors could be introduced at elite boys' schools to tackle issues related to sexism and misogyny
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New courses to combat out-of-field Technology teaching
The new courses provide crucial training for those teaching technology subjects without a qualification
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Why the ChatGPT ban in public schools is being reversed
As the Federal Government looks to overturn the ban, The Educator explores how generative AI tools are helping, rather than hindering, students' learning
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Uproar from private schools as controversial payroll tax bill passes parliament
Victoria's peak private school body say staff, students and parents have "suffered a damaging blow"
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Opinion: Private schools are crying poor – but trust me, they can afford a new tax
It is fair for private schools to pay their fair share of taxation, writes Dr Emma Rowe, a senior education researcher at Deakin University
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Victoria’s private schools facing $1m budget cut from 'learning tax'
The warning comes after the state's Opposition leader vowed to block the legislation in parliament
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How leaders can thrive in uncertain times
An upcoming webinar will show how principals can develop the knowledge and skills they need to lead in a time of uncertainty
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Researchers to introduce AI-powered writing labs in Victorian schools
Project will explore how tools like ChatGPT can be used to teach written English
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Union report reveals "crushing workload" of ACT principals
Principals' workload leave little time for educational leadership, says AEU
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Deep dive: Is Australian education prepared for ChatGPT?
The Educator looks at what the advanced chatbot could mean for student assessment, now and in the future