In it for the long haul: Victorian principals adapting to disruption
There are encouraging signs the state's schools have become seasoned to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 lockdowns
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Leading in lockdown: How principals can make remote learning successful
New research shows why community, communication and compassion have been key during remote learning
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Why female graduates are opting out of science education
A new study shows how gender bias can lead to young women withdrawing from the subject
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Private schools adjusted to COVID-19 shocks – new study
The Educator speaks to Independent Schools Victoria chief executive Michelle Green about the research
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University launches guidebook to help schools craft evidence-based policies
Free downloadable resource contains ready-to-use policies from multidisciplinary contributors
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Teachers actively avoid discussing racial issues – study
This is despite eagerness shown by children to learn more about race and racism, says research
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Study reveals greater appreciation for teachers amid the pandemic
Aussies laud educators for their efforts to provide continuous learning despite challenges
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What parents need to consider before homeschooling their kids
Experts weigh in on the benefits and challenges of homeschooling
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All students to receive improved consent education
All schools will be provided materials on respectful relationships, consent and sexual abuse
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Problem solving key to maths engagement – new study
The Educator speaks to Dr James Russo from Monash University about the research