ATAR's days numbered, says new report
The study recommends that the ATAR “cannot continue to dominate the education experience”
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Racism in Australian schools: a stubborn scourge
The Black Lives Matter movement has shone the spotlight on another global plague destroying lives – racism. The Educator investigates its impact in schools
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How educators can develop resiliency in their students
Students need to receive more support to help them “bounce back” from setbacks
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Students gain crucial life-saving skills
The Educator looks at why some education systems are increasing their investments into children’s swimming programs
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How mental health events can improve student outcomes
University-run mental health events can help students address mental health issues, a new study shows
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Education expert highlights the power of play
Finnish education expert Pasi Sahlberg will soon address a public forum about the value of play in child development
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Counter intolerance program expands after new funding
The funding will help hundreds of schools develop strategies to respond to intolerance so that students feel safe and included
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How to guide uncertain students to future goals
Studies show that many secondary students are unsure of their future. Here’s some tips on how they can be given a sense of direction
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Teaching students to read…and keep reading
To encourage students to read more, educators may have to change their teaching approach
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Why play is important in primary schools
To help students improve their academic outcomes, educators may have to move their lessons outside of the classroom