How are schools bouncing back from Covid disruptions?
If the years 2020 and 2021 were defined by disruption and change, this year is defined by how schools have adapted to it
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Improved ITE courses can make classrooms more LGBT-inclusive
Change starts with the current batch of pre-service teachers
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Most parents want gender and sexual diversity education in schools – study
The study is the first nationwide and representative research of parents of school-aged children on this subject
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Landmark partnership to help create next generation of school leaders
The partnership will provide professional learning programs to help aspiring school leaders in the private school sector
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Is literacy education in Australian schools lacking balance?
Evidence suggests that a balanced literacy approach is effective in the teaching of reading, two experts tell The Educator
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Experts respond to Minister's speech on education reform
Several prominent academics have voiced concerns about the Minister's approach to reforming the Curriculum
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Why ending racism starts with the kids
The Educator speaks to Dr Fiona White, a professor of social psychology at the University of Sydney
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NSW to welcome back some international students
The decision means hundreds of students will be able to arrive home from as early as December
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The school that is tackling racism at its core
The Educator looks at the power of early intervention when it comes to teaching kids to identify and stand up to racism
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Australia's young people deserve a Bill of Rights – experts
Young people growing up in Australia are told that they live in a healthy democracy, but is this true?