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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Staff shortages not going away, new data confirms
Government secondary schools across NSW are struggling amid a consistent trend of unfilled staffing vacancies
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New education guide reveals five evidence-based models for collaborative teaching success
The power of collaborative inquiry from classroom to community
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Bullying in Australian classrooms pushing teachers out of the profession, says Education Minister
Global report highlights alarming rates of bullying in schools and a looming teacher shortage
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Assaults in NSW schools on the rise, government takes action
Assaults increase by 50% in a decade
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Minister announces expert panel to tackle funding, disadvantage crisis in Australia’s schools
The panel will be chaired by Dr Lisa O’Brien, former CEO of The Smith Family
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Eddie Woo joins Sydney School of Education
Award-winning maths teacher and YouTuber Eddie Woo joins the Sydney School of Education as a Professor of Practice
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Principals converge to chart positive path forward for profession
The inspiring conference included principals representing five of Victoria's major school leadership organisations
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Opinion: No quick fix for teacher shortages, we need a long-term strategy
Without respect at its core, any attempt to make teaching more attractive will fail, writes Meredith Peace
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New Secretary of Education announced
Tony Cook succeeds Dr Michele Bruniges, who steps down after seven years in the role