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Leading university warns against quick fixes to teacher shortage
The need for more teachers must be balanced with maintaining high quality standards in the hiring process, says the ACU
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NSW announces ‘once-in-a-generation’ curriculum reform
The curriculum is being revamped for children from Kindergarten to Year 2
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You Can’t Replace Human Connection
Technology exists to assist us - not to control us, writes Tony Farley, Executive Director of Sydney Catholic Schools
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What does the new ‘decluttered’ curriculum mean for Australian principals?
Dr Selina Samuels tells The Educator how principals can leverage the new curriculum for whole-of-school improvement
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The critical role of wellbeing in the classroom to student success
The Educator speaks to an expert on physical education and sport pedagogy
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New research reveals girls’ schools show strong enrolment growth
Loren Bridge, Executive Officer of the Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia, speaks on the study's findings
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Why virtualisation and collaboration are essential to engage students
We are at a critical period when it comes to re-engaging our students, writes George Pantazis
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How schools can address workforce challenges in 2023
The Educator speaks to PeopleBench CEO Fleur Johnston
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New course helps aspiring teachers enter the classroom sooner
NSW schools have welcomed the return of the state's one-year education pathway
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New program helps develop rural and remote leaders
The Outback Principals Development Squad will equip teachers working in the outback with the skills to lead
