New blueprint to lift Australia's maths game
Inside the bold new plan to rescue maths education by backing teachers, ditching fads, and closing the gap for disadvantaged students
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his ten years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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Fresh resources to supercharge teaching practice
The new resources harness educator expertise to improve teaching and move beyond the 'new vs old methods' debate
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How to lead with heart without losing your edge
The Educator speaks to the co-author of a new book offering a practical, compassionate blueprint for sustainable leadership and wellbeing
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Hidden risks putting schools in the firing line, expert warns
An expert tells The Educator about the top governance risks that could expose schools and education providers to serious financial and legal consequences
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Deep Dive: Inside the successful program helping kids master money early
Low-income schools are seeing the biggest gains as students embrace budgeting, saving and smart spending with confidence
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'Festival of democracy' aims to give Civics education a boost
The annual event provides and engaging space for young people to learn about the role that parliament plays in our democracy
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Calls grow to cut defence ties in Australia's schools
A new report reveals growing resistance to weapons companies in schools
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Job satisfaction key to principal wellbeing and retention – report
School leaders who feel fulfilled in their roles are far less likely to quit—and significantly more resilient in the face of daily strain, new research suggests
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Is homework still relevant in 2025?
As Australian educators reevaluate traditional teaching methods, the relevance of homework remains a pivotal discussion point. Is it time to rethink its role in student learning?
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More than half of Australia’s school principals intend to quit – report
Australia's school leaders report worsening levels of anxiety and depression amid rising levels of physical violence, threats, and bullying, new research shows