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New 'evidence institute' to guide principals through changing times

The new research and evidence-focused centre to help schools and students adapt and thrive in a constantly changing education environment

Does social media use impact academic performance?

The answer depends on whether students are high or low performers, according to a new report

Opinion: The value of financial literacy in girls’ education

Many schools barely scratch the surface when it comes to preparing students financially for life beyond the school gates, writes Joanna Buckley, head of careers at Strathcona Girls Grammar

Male teacher shortage: what can be done?

The reasons why Australia needs more men in the teaching profession aren't quite what people think. Two researchers explain

New guide helps principals tackle image-based abuse

Growing concerns about image-based abuse of children have prompted a new guide to help schools tackle the issue

How teachers can create calm in the classroom

The Educator looks at an innovative intervention creating positive change the headspace of Australian classrooms

Leadership course receives formal accreditation

A program designed to address a serious pipeline issue within the Catholic education system just took a big leap forward

Male school leavers at risk of mental health issues

Transitioning from high school can be a time of heightened risk for mental wellness for young males, new research shows

How teachers can help students deal with trauma

Early childhood teachers are being urged to make sure their students can cope with any trauma caused by the bushfires ravaging NSW and Queensland

School leverages the latest in neuroscience for impact

At Genazzano FCJ College, teachers are using the latest research in neuroscience to supercharge learning. The Educator speaks to principal Karen Jebb to find out more