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Playing catch-up to Asia risky, warns expert
By trying to play catch-up to Asia’s education test scores, Australian students risk burnout and depression, warns an education expert.
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No love for Abbott’s ‘pet project’
SOS national convener, Trevor Cobbold, says a new school model proposed by Tony Abbott is not just unproven but threatens public education.
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The STEM revolution: Is your school on board?
Kate Burleigh, managing director of Intel Australia, says it’s not too late for teachers to get on board the burgeoning STEM revolution.
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Do unruly students need their own school?
Violent and disruptive pupils could soon be sent to their own special school as part of one state’s plan.
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Govt may overhaul 'preachy' religion classes
Traditional Christian education classes could soon be phased out and replaced with a "less preachy" general religion class.
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Chief scientists backs Pyne’s plan
Australia’s chief scientist, professor Ian Chubb, has thrown his support behind the Government’s plan to develop a national STEM school education strategy.
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The 'one last chance' for schools to remain viable
Embracing the creative abilities of students is the last chance schools have at being viable for the future, says education visionary, Gary Stager.
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Jihadi watch plan poses ethical issues - union
The Government’s plan to help teachers spot warning signs of student radicalisation is an “extraordinary expectation”, says a teachers union.
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Could this be the answer to student stress?
One school has found a way to keep its students tranquil, focused and content amid the stress of deadlines and exams.
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Govt mulls Jihadi watch strategy for schools
The national curriculum could soon include a strategy to help schools spot potential Jihadists
