The silent scourge impacting special education
While Secondary Traumatic Stress is an issue that pervades all schools, research shows that staff working in special education units are impacted the most
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Teachers face higher levels of secondary trauma than paramedics, psychologists - study
The Educator looks at the profound impact that this issue is having on school staff and what can be done about it
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Out-of-field teaching concerns rise in Australian schools
A growing trend is raising concerns about its impact on education quality
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You’ve just got your Year 12 results. What do you do now?
An expert offers guidance on navigating university preferences, exploring alternatives, and redefining success after receiving Year 12 results
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How unqualified teachers are holding students back
With teacher shortages escalating, early career teachers face mounting pressure to teach subjects they're not qualified for, impacting student outcomes nationwide
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Australia's teachers face growing ‘compassion fatigue’ – study
Experts are calling for trauma-informed training, greater mental health support, and systemic changes to address the crisis
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Educators drowning in others' trauma – landmark report
A first-of-its-kind study reveals the devastating impact of Secondary Traumatic Stress trauma on school staff in Australia
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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
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How to help sick kids stay connected to school
A groundbreaking initiative uses virtual presence to bridge educational gaps for children facing medical crises, supporting mental health and learning
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New report examines role of philanthropy in school funding
As needy schools apply for grants, new research explores the impact on principals and the broader public school system