If it's not broken, don't fix it: Experts question Minister's review of teacher training
Prominent education experts say the accreditation process is rigorous enough as it is
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Growing concerns about racism in Australian schools
A school has apologised after two of its students were filmed lynching a black baby doll from a tree
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New program aims to keep schools cool during summer
The Educator speaks to Greening Australia’s Science and Planning Manager Michael Vyse
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How to make homework meaningful for students
Dr Katina Zammitt, Deputy Dean of Western Sydney University's School of Education, shares her tips
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How technology is helping schools teach maths
New research shows how technology can be used to improve student engagement in maths
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Sydney's most heat-vulnerable schools revealed
New research has revealed the 'heat score' of Western Sydney schools
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Young Australians 'keenly political', study finds
A major survey has revealed young people's views on social and political issues in 2020
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How a positive attitude can boost academic outcomes
A new study shows that positive attitudes to science and maths can improve student achievement in these subjects
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Girls prefer in-person support – study
Despite being big users of social media, teen girls prefer to seek emotional support face-to-face
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Five ways to help students stress less
Three academics offer tips on how to support senior students during the end of year exams