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Opinion: Damn the expense!
Retired teacher Greg Cudmore imagines a hypothetical Q&A between a Director of State Schools and an Education Minister over the future of Australia’s education system
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Questions hang over new school cleaning reforms
As the Victorian Government prepares to introduce a new school cleaning contract for the state’s schools, serious questions are being raised over who stands to benefit
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Govt’s principal health strategy ‘ignores key findings’
The Victorian Government’s new strategy to help principals ignores the key findings of the national Principal Health and Well-being Survey, says Professor Philip Riley
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Entries open for 2017 Hot List
The Educator’s annual Hot List round-up will recognise the most influential figures in Australian education
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NAPLAN confidentiality agreement sparks concerns
The teachers union has sought legal advice after its members were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement covering question testing for NAPLAN online
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Govt announces initiative to keep students in school
The Victorian Government has announced a new program to help principals and teachers keep more students in school
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Is your principal a psychopath?
Retired teacher, Greg Cudmore, explains why the job of school principal tends to attract psychopathic personalities
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Crafting Australia’s best principals
ACEL CEO, Aasha Murthy, tells The Educator what’s in store for principals’ professional development opportunities in the year ahead
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Students lacking crucial interview skills
Reports show that a staggering number of students are unprepared for the workplace, but a new company is helping to turn this around by providing young people with crucial interview skills
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Best educator named, private school sued & principal sentenced in court
Making news this week, NSW names its most outstanding educator, a private school is sued for defamation and a principal is sentenced in a ‘bizarre’ fraud case
