Why nutrition should be a priority in all Australian schools
The Educator speaks to Dr Catharine Fleming, a lecturer in Public Health at Western Sydney University's School of Science and Health
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Power of play can motivate teachers and students – study
Learning through play can boost student and teacher wellbeing and address two of the biggest challenges in education today, experts say
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Academics weigh in on NAPLAN tests
Schools are drowning in data that are not proactively used, education expert argues
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Experts recommend school-wide positive behaviour support to tackle disruptive behaviour
School-wide PBS is more effective than individual PBS practices
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Living Ripples program making waves in student wellbeing
Berry Public School was recently recognised on the national stage when it won the award for Best Student Wellbeing Program
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Universities welcome higher education reforms
The "bold and long-term" reforms have been applauded by universities across Australia
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‘An exciting breakthrough’: Musical rhythms boost language skills in children – study
The Educator speaks to two experts from Western Sydney University about the study's findings
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New study shows young people rejecting traditional narratives and thinking for themselves
If new research is anything to go by, today's young people could be the generation that renders 'big media' redundant
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Why nature play can be both messy and safe for kids
An expert shares some strategies on how schools can overcome parental concerns about risky and messy nature play
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Why nature-based learning is on the rise
The Educator speaks to Professor Tonia Gray, Senior Researcher at Western Sydney University's Centre for Educational Research