Rural communities won’t lose teachers – govt
Rural and remote communities suffering through the drought are not about to lose their teaching staff, the NSW Education Minister has assured
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Greater oversight of child welfare needed, says expert
The Educator speaks to an expert about a new report which found major flaws in the NSW Department of Education’s unit tasked with investigating misconduct complaints
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How healthy food improves student outcomes
An upcoming summit will share resources and advice on promoting healthy eating in schools
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How schools can humanise technology
The Educator speaks to Google’s head of education Australia and New Zealand Suan Yeo about a forward-thinking initiative aimed at helping students thrive beyond the school gate
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Students tackle the big questions with leading futurists
A student audience recently asked some of Australia’s best tech minds the question ‘How might we humanise technology?’ Here’s how they answered
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How are you preparing your students for life in the 21st Century?
The Educator spoke to ACEL chief executive Professor Geoff Masters AO about how research can help school leaders optimise teaching and learning
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New study highlights value of social and emotional skills
The OECD study will provide insights on how schools can support students to develop these important skills
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Students go head-to-head with leading futurists
Next week, 150 NSW students will compete with leading thinkers to design a solution to the question: ‘How might we humanise technology?’
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How are you tailoring technology to your classrooms?
Rod Bassi from Acer tells The Educator how principals can overcome key challenges when tailoring technology to their learning environments
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The path to more diverse school leadership
School bodies must target their diverse teaching ranks to identify and foster potential leaders from all cultural backgrounds and genders, a new report has urged