Survey reveals big challenges ahead for NSW principals
The Educator speaks to NSW Secondary Principals Council president Craig Petersen about the survey's findings
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New Curriculum ‘falls short of being transformational’ – expert
We must prepare kids not for the mines, but for the careers that require the mind, says Professor John Fischetti
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What can be done to improve the state of Australian education in 2022?
The Educator speaks to Dr David Roy, a senior lecturer at the University of Newcastle's School of Education
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Will the government’s new student behaviour strategy work?
The NSW teachers' union has slammed the policy, but others say it offers many key supports to schools
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National curriculum changes a 'band-aid fix' – expert
There are calls for 'ideologically driven' cross-curriculum priorities to be axed from the curriculum
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Rise in homeschooling registrations a 'wake-up call for the system'
A record 9,000 students are now registered for home schooling in NSW, new Figures from the NSW budget estimates show
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Education expert offers sage advice for Class of 2021
Amid the disruption of COVID-19, an important silver lining has persisted, Professor John Fischetti tells The Educator
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Schools facing 'unprecedented pressures' in disability support
They're Australia's most vulnerable students, yet most principals say they have insufficient resources to support them
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How resistance training can make young people more active
An evidence-based program is helping address the issue of adolescent inactivity in year 8 and 9 students
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'A gilded cage is still a cage': Concerns over new Autism schools
An expert says the purpose-built schools only exacerbate the lack of inclusion in society