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Dig deep and help students in need, urges Smith Family
3,061 children are at risk of missing out on access to vital before and after school learning programs, says the Smith Family’s CEO, Dr Lisa O’Brien.
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Upcoming education event aims to boost teaching and learning
An education bonanza is coming to town, and will bring together some of the most influential voices on teaching and learning.
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Bullying the main factor behind student suspension
Government figures reveal that 38% of students’ suspensions are handed down as a result of harassment or physical abuse.
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Student parliament getting things done for Alstonville Public School
The idea of a ‘student parliament’ might seem a little bizarre to some, but the initiative is certainly getting things done at one school.
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Who are the leaders of innovation in education?
The Educator profiles the schools that are moving the education industry forward
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Let ADHD students fidget, research says
Students with ADHD who are allowed to fidget freely in class perform better on cognitive tasks, two new studies show.
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Humour workshop gives students comedic relief
The Educator looks at how one teacher is using the power of comedy to brighten up the classroom and provide a unique learning experience for his students.
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New ‘hands-down’ teaching method proves a success
One school is discouraging its students from putting up their hands in class in favour of a new teaching method aimed at letting shyer students shine.
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Senate to probe treatment of children with a disability
A senate inquiry will be launched into students with a disability and their experiences following a push by the Federal Opposition in concert with Independent MPs.
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Abbott and Pyne rule out means test for public schools
Both Tony Abbott and Christopher Pyne have ruled out ending all Commonwealth funding for public schools after a paper was leaked revealing the proposal.
