Should schools do away with lengthy assessments? A new study says yes
Hours-long exams could be out and ‘bite-sized’ assessment on the way in, according to new research
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Principals await high stakes Education Ministers Meeting
With principal retention and attraction now on the agenda at the next Education Ministers Meeting, there is cautious optimism that words will turn into actions
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Radical solution to end violence and bullying against school principals
Education Departments need to exercise their authority where some parents are unwilling to fulfil their obligations, Dr Paul Kidson tells The Educator
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What Australia’s three school sectors have to say about the leadership crisis
Principal health, safety and wellbeing remains in a state of decline. The Educator looks at how public, private and Catholic schools are responding
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Another year, another damning report on principal health and wellbeing: What is to be done?
The Educator speaks to several principal association heads from across Australia
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Half of Australia's school principals physically attacked – new report
Australian principals are facing record levels of physical assaults, threats of violence, and bullying, new research shows
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What’s being done to support teachers and principals in 2024?
The Educator speaks to Edmund Misson, acting CEO of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership
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The successful program getting new teachers ready for the classroom
Melodie Potts Rosevear, CEO of Teach For Australia tells The Educator how the program is making a meaningful difference
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Daunted by AI? Here's how your school can get ahead of the curve
An upcoming conference will connect educators with industry experts who share insights on how to navigating AI and leverage it for impact
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New literacy clinic connects teachers to cutting-edge research
The new clinic will translate research findings into practice to support students who have difficulties with reading and spelling