Schools should not have closed during Covid-19 pandemic – review
State and territory governments strayed from health and pandemic planning advice by closing schools for entire terms
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What the disruption of Covid-19 taught Australia's teachers and principals
The Educator speaks to Professor Umesh Sharma from Monash University
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How to put the joy back into teaching and learning
If your staff aren't happy and motivated at school, don't expect your students to be
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500 educators take part in Queensland's Permission to Teach program
Is the decade-old program sustainable enough to help relieve the shortage crisis?
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Victoria's principals fear massive teacher shortage in 2023
A staggering 90% of the state's principals are concerned they won't fill teacher vacancies at the start of next year
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‘National action plan’ to tackle teacher shortages ignores root causes
There is a real risk the plan will just see more good intentions and little concrete action, writes Pasi Sahlberg
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Ministerial roundtable to tackle Australia’s teacher shortages
The first face-to-face meeting of Federal and State Education Ministers will include principals, teachers, and experts
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NSW teachers get extra support staff to reduce workload
More than 200 new administration roles will soon be trialled in the state's public schools
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Opinion: Private schools must change how they are governed
Schools that won't adapt to increased demands for accountability don't deserve tax payer money, writes John Simpson
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NSW private schools launch strategy to attract new teachers
The three-year strategy aims to recruit, develop and mentor new teachers across the state