How rigid curriculums are straining teachers and students
Burnout can be alleviated by providing time for student wellbeing and developing broader curriculums, says Rydr Tracy, head of educational transformation at Creatable
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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Aussie teachers taking education to new heights
Free purpose-based lessons and resources are helping students and teachers thrive
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How regional, rural and remote schools can use data for impact
The Educator looks at a program helping to improve teacher efficacy and student outcomes in regional, rural and remote schools
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Why you feel like you need another holiday after your holiday
Our holidays aren't as restorative as they used to be. Performance coach Dr Adam Fraser explains why
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Minister Clare to attend 2023 International Summit on the Teaching Profession
Jason Clare will be the first Australian Education Minister to attend the Summit since it began in 2011
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Teacher shortages pushing public school staff to the brink – new survey
A staggering 76% of teachers say additional workloads created because of staff shortages are "unsustainable"
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Minister’s review of student behaviour policy misses the mark – expert
The rise in violent assaults at NSW schools has little to do with the existing policy, Dr David Roy tells The Educator
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What to do if your students are vaping at school
Despite knowing the health dangers, many students continue to vape. So, how should schools respond?
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How social-emotional learning helps kids thrive in and outside the classroom
An education expert with more than three decades of experience shares his insights
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Staff shortages not going away, new data confirms
Government secondary schools across NSW are struggling amid a consistent trend of unfilled staffing vacancies