Is literacy education in Australian schools lacking balance?
Evidence suggests that a balanced literacy approach is effective in the teaching of reading, two experts tell The Educator
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Experts respond to Minister's speech on education reform
Several prominent academics have voiced concerns about the Minister's approach to reforming the Curriculum
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Why ending racism starts with the kids
The Educator speaks to Dr Fiona White, a professor of social psychology at the University of Sydney
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NSW to welcome back some international students
The decision means hundreds of students will be able to arrive home from as early as December
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The school that is tackling racism at its core
The Educator looks at the power of early intervention when it comes to teaching kids to identify and stand up to racism
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Australia's young people deserve a Bill of Rights – experts
Young people growing up in Australia are told that they live in a healthy democracy, but is this true?
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Expert resources help support remote learning
A University has launched new online resources for NSW parents and caregivers
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How a diverse-positive school climate can impact academic achievements of LGBTQ+ students
New research finds an alarming rate of homophobic incidents, but teachers rarely intervene
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School shutdowns accelerate rise in homeschooling
Growth is strongest in the eastern states, experts find
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Playgroup program equips kids with literacy skills needed for school
The initiative in a western Sydney suburb also focuses on multilingualism