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Relationships are the heart of teaching — but cracks are forming, and some educators fear the damage to learning could be ...
Nearly half of secondary school students want to start their own business when they leave school, a new survey reveals ...
A nationwide study is helping teachers prioritise self-care – starting with what's on their plate and how it affects student ...
NAPLAN can't measure what really matters – complex thinking, creativity, and future readiness. It's time we rethink what we ...
The new resources harness educator expertise to improve teaching and move beyond the 'new vs old methods' debate ...
The early years are ideal for building writing confidence—before pencils touch paper, storytelling begins through imagination ...
These could include indicators for students’ engagement and learning growth, as well as outcomes for students with disability ...
Low-income schools are seeing the biggest gains as students embrace budgeting, saving and smart spending with confidence ...
An expert tells The Educator about the top governance risks that could expose schools and education providers to serious ...
The Greens’ spokesperson on Primary and Secondary Education, Senator Penny Allman-Payne, said a Dutton Government would ...
The annual event provides and engaging space for young people to learn about the role that parliament plays in our democracy ...
Transitioning to a new SIS may seem daunting, but with the right insights and strategies, your school can make a smooth, efficient, and cost-effective switch. This white paper explores the key signs ...