Temporary teachers feel 'unspoken pressure to do more,' research finds
"Precarious" nature of their jobs pushes them to work harder, adds study
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'Don't bottle it up': Why teachers need to talk about their emotions
The Educator speaks to Saul Karnovsky, Bachelor of Education Course Coordinator at Curtin University
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School’s Year 9 students tackle global issues
PLC Perth head Cate Begbie tells The Educator about the College’s revamped Year 9 Innovation Project
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Experts examine digital tech’s effect on kids
The Federal Government is leading a $35m study to investigate the damaging effects of children’s smartphone usage
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‘We are overdue for a revolution in education’
The Educator speaks to Cecil Andrews College principal Stella Jinman about how she is challenging the status-quo in traditional teaching approaches
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Top teacher recognised for increasing STEM engagement
One teacher's creation of an innovative robotics program is leading to higher engagement of Indigenous students in STEM education
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Opinion: How tech can help you get back to teaching
Technology can help educators balance the burden of increasing administration duties with their core jobs
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How tech can help you get back to teaching
Technology can help teachers balance administration duties with their core job, writes Simon Jones from Civica International
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Dropping out of school impacts life expectancy – study
University graduates live longer than high school drop-outs, new research shows
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Does private schooling benefit low-income students?
A new study looks at the extent to which enrollment in private schools is related to students' academic and social outcomes