Opinion: How early entry schemes help Year 12 students experiencing disadvantage
Early entry schemes open doors for disadvantaged students, showcasing their potential beyond academic scores, writes Sally Patfield
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Civics lessons in Australia’s schools are falling short
Civics lessons across Australia are patchy and insufficient, leaving many students underprepared for their roles as citizens
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Disability support: Progress being made but ‘wicked problems’ remain
In the wake of the Federal Government's response to the Disability Royal Commission, politicians must match their rhetoric with action, experts say
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Opinion: Disability Rights Overlooked in Government Response
The Government can show leadership, but they have instead chosen to put their own ideological safety ahead of the safety of children, writes Dr David Roy
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Deep Dive: The groundbreaking program driving educational excellence in Australia’s schools
The Educator speaks to some of the driving forces behind the successful Quality Teaching Rounds program
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Jason Clare attends International Summit on the Teaching Profession
This year's Summit will focus on the future of learning, the role of technology and the implications for teachers in transforming education and training
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New project to lift student learning in needy schools
The project aims to enhance teaching quality, support teacher wellbeing, and build positive school cultures
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New resource for teachers to help students get AI savvy
Educators will now be better equipped to teach about Artificial Intelligence through the Australian Curriculum
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The successful program getting middle leaders ready for the top job
Middle leaders are being encouraged to apply for Australia's largest professional learning program for middle leaders
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What the Disability Royal Commission means for special education
The final report's findings have the potential to make "real change" for education and children with a disability, an expert tells The Educator