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AI in focus at Australia’s largest education event
Last week, more than 10,000 attendees converged at EduTECH, Australia's largest conference and exhibition for educators and EdTech providers
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Is it cheating to use AI in the classroom?
Experts say while the use of AI in classrooms remains contentious, there are big opportunities for this technology to enhance teaching and learning
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How high suspension rates undermine Indigenous educational equity
An analysis highlights the need to address high exclusion rates to "close the gap" in educational outcomes
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Finding value in a degree beyond employment
An academic has highlighted why students should focus on how their degree will equip them with the skills they need for lifelong success in an ever-changing world
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AI pilot program to alleviate teacher workloads in WA schools
Eight schools in Western Australia will be participating in the pilot program, which aims to streamline administrative tasks for teachers
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Victorian public school workforce at risk, new research shows
The study found only 30% of educators intend to stay in public schools until retirement
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NSW educators awarded 2025 Premier’s Teacher Scholarships
The prestigious program celebrates the dedication of educators in enhancing education and aims to support professional development
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Victoria high school teacher named 2024 Reading Australia Fellow
Maya Mulhall, a teacher from Blackburn High School in Victoria, is the 2024 Reading Australia Fellow for teachers of English and literacy and teacher librarians
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2024 NAPLAN results show stability despite ongoing challenges
The data reveals stability but nearly one in 10 students need support, with one in three among disadvantaged backgrounds
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Suncoast Christian College and m3architecture unveil new primary precinct
Principal praised the attention to details that contribute to both functionality and aesthetics of the new building