Should schools axe end of year exams?
The Educator speaks to Professor John Fischetti from the University of Newcastle's College of Human and Social Futures
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‘Student Behaviour Tsar a distraction from real issues facing schools’ – expert
The NSW Government's plan to appoint a Chief Behaviour Adviser may do more harm than good, an expert warns
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The benefits of a values-based approach to student wellbeing
The Educator speaks to Professor Terry Lovat from the University of Newcastle's College of Human and Social Futures
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Practical inclusion 101: how to help your students feel heard
An expert shares some practical tips educators can use in the classroom
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Education Ministers vow national workforce strategy by December
While the plan has been welcomed by many, one expert says it falls short in key areas
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Will NSW education reforms help attract more teachers into the role?
The government's reforms will bring the systemic change the state's schools need, an expert tells The Educator
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‘The devil is in the detail’: Experts speak out on preschool overhaul
Professor Pasi Sahlberg, Associate Professor Christine Woodrow, Dr David Roy, and Rachael Hedger share their views
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Education sector responds to revolutionary preschool overhaul
The proposed changes have been broadly welcomed across Australia's education system
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Why every teacher needs to be a literacy teacher
Literacy is not just the responsibility of the English teacher, writes Margaret Kristin Merga
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New report lays out vision for future of Australian schools
With a new Federal Government in place, now is the time to act boldly, say the report's authors