Study highlights inequality in NSW education
The University of Canberra’s study shows socio-cultural characteristics continue to affect student’s access to education across the state
Anna Mogato graduated with a degree in Journalism at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. She is a current news writer for Key Media’s APAC digital products mainly The Educator.
Anna’s journalism experience has been honed from various top media companies in the Philippines including BusinessWorld Publishing, and Rappler Inc., specializing in topics like business, agriculture, environment, trade, and property.
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What’s the most effective way to teach students?
Should teachers be more hands-on, or should students be left to their own devices with minimal supervision?
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Solving the maths problem
Australia’s dropping participation of senior students in maths classes spells trouble for Australia’s future workforce. The Educator looks at what can be done
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How teachers can help students cope with bushfire trauma
A UniSA professor provides tips on how teachers can help students who have been impacted by the bushfires ravaging Australia
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NRL school program helps Indigenous students thrive
The NRL’s School to Work program is enabling more Indigenous students to pursue further education and even secure employment
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How can Australia improve its PISA results?
Australia’s government and its schools can take note from how other countries are improving their students’ academic outcomes
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Victorian private schools get funding boost
Victorian Catholic and Independent schools are set to receive more than $70m funding to support their infrastructure projects
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Is money the answer to improving student outcomes?
Australia spends just as much as Estonia and its teachers are even paid more – so why did Estonia’s schools fare better in the latest PISA tests?
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Teacher qualifications improving, new report finds
A new report by AITSL has revealed some good news for the Australian education system: teaching graduates are increasingly confident
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Government eases up childcare regulations
The amendment also makes it easier for childcare providers to intervene should there be a risk of serious abuse or neglect