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Leaders must look before they leap on education reform – researchers
Researchers warn that more evidence is needed before any major overhaul of Australia’s education sector can take place
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What makes technology most effective in the classroom?
A prominent technologist outlines some effective, and not so effective, uses of digital devices in the classroom
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Sacked principals launch legal action
A former principal and his deputy, both of whom were sacked last month, are taking legal action against the NSW Department of Education
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Long-awaited school funding agreement postponed
Schools have been left waiting after a highly anticipated agreement on school funding scheduled for this month was suddenly cancelled
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Major bank makes foray into K-12 education
The Educator looks at the role that one bank is playing in boosting teacher recognition and financial literacy education across Australia
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How to look beyond tech fads
While schools must move with the times, an annual conference has warned school leaders not to use technology for technology’s sake
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Principals to get nationally recognised certification
A new certification program for principals will recognise their profession in the same way as doctors, lawyers and accountants. The Educator investigates
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Dozens of schools contaminated with asbestos
Dozens of schools in one state are affected with potentially deadly asbestos, it has been revealed
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Student bullied on TV, Hattie’s warning & Geelong Grammar’s new principal
This week, outrage as a student is bullied live on-air, Professor John Hattie warns about ‘myths and distractions’ and the search ends for Geelong Grammar’s new principal
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Private schools warn of fee hikes amid funding changes
Private schools are urging greater certainty around proposed changes to school funding by the Federal Government
