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
While the enrolment boom is good news, it raises some serious issues, writes AEU federal president, Correna Haythorpe
The Educator looks at what is being done across Australia’s education system to address the glaring issue of serious teacher shortages
Excessive workloads and the focus on testing over learning continues to plague Australia’s teachers, who voiced their frustration in a new study
A new US study shows that praising students' desired behaviours more often than scolding disruptive behaviours can provide a major boost to students' on-task behaviours
Parents have as much responsibility as teachers in ensuring that students are ready for learning
While parents and schools struggle to keep kids healthy and physically active, a growing number of reports show that many children have a poor diet
New research shows a connection between academic success and eating disorders affecting high-achieving female students
Two leading education experts say the time has come to make Australian schools truly inclusive
The Educator speaks to Hot List 2019 winner Jean Scott about her important role in improving NSW schools
The OECD study will provide insights on how schools can support students to develop these important skills