Do policies on smartphones need a rethink?
COVID-19 should re-frame debates over digital devices in schools, one expert tells The Educator
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Reimagining education post COVID-19
Four high-profile education leaders recently discussed some key learnings for schools from COVID-19
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How video games can teach students empathy
New evidence shows that young children can develop their empathy skills using computer technology
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How teachers can use classroom spaces effectively
A new advanced AI system is helping to determine the best teaching positions for educators
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First-of-its-kind program helps educators gauge students' mental health
A new initiative is helping educators understand the digital markers of poor mental health in students during COVID-19
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How schools can adjust to the 'new normal'
A superpower of schools is their ability to return to normality quickly, writes an education expert from Monash University
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How schools can maximise online learning
As more schools close due to the COVID-19 outbreak, here’s how educators can make the most from online learning
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NSW ramps up digital services for education sector
A new app will ensure parents receive immediate alerts if their child's school is to be closed the following day
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Developing students’ healthy eating habits
The Educator looks at what the experts say about the presence of junk food in school canteens, and how students can be enticed to healthier options
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Opinion: Growing enrolments and unmet need in public school infrastructure
While the enrolment boom is good news, it raises some serious issues, writes AEU federal president, Correna Haythorpe