New research lifts the lid on the emotional lives of Australia's teachers
A new book calls for a new discourse on navigating the emotional toll of toxic positivity, datafication, strained leadership and high-stakes classrooms
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Curtin students to represent Australia at international summits
Students are set to address critical global issues on the world stage
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Questions arise over new professional guidelines for teachers
An "inherent contradiction" in the guidelines needs to be urgently addressed, says Dr Saul Karnovsky, Senior Lecturer in Education at Curtin University
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New website helps teachers guide students’ safe tech habits
The Educator looks at how the new resources will help teachers and parents navigate children's use of technology in a safe and balanced way
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Public school funding: The state of play in 2024
New legislation could boost Commonwealth funding for schools, but some argue the proposed changes fall short of what is needed to make a meaningful difference
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Most religious school parents support LGBT inclusivity – study
New research challenges claims that religious school parents expect or support discrimination against LGBT+ staff or students
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Reading between the lines: The link between literacy and mental health
The Educator speaks to an expert about how teachers can support kids' mental health as they make the jump to high school
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Jason Clare attends International Summit on the Teaching Profession
This year's Summit will focus on the future of learning, the role of technology and the implications for teachers in transforming education and training
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What is the state of play in WA's public education system in 2024?
A looming teacher strike underscores a critical crossroads between increased school funding and deteriorating working conditions
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‘The profession is at breaking point’: WA teachers set to strike
WA public primary and high school teachers will walk off the job next week for half a day to protest pay and work conditions