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Equipping Aussie youth with online safety skills
These free programs tackle issues such as misinformation, self-regulation and wellbeing
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Should schools do away with lengthy assessments? A new study says yes
Hours-long exams could be out and ‘bite-sized’ assessment on the way in, according to new research
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Schools must rethink discipline beyond punishment, study says
School suspensions and exclusions put vulnerable children at risk, new research shows
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Students learn better online than in the classroom, new study claims
Online learning can increase a student’s short and long-term memory by improving their cognitive capacity, according to a new study
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New program aims to smoke out vaping in Australia’s schools
More than eight in 10 students and teachers have rated the program highly, with more than 8 in 10 students saying it would help them in future
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Experts propose alternative measure of Indigenous success
Researchers have a new way of looking at data that shows what's working for Indigenous students, and what isn't
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Global study highlights critical importance of teacher wellbeing
The study is one of the world's most comprehensive reviews of existing research into teacher wellbeing
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Time is running out – Most Influential Educators 2024 closes next week
The Educator encourages you to participate and be featured in this sought-after report
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How are Australia’s youth feeling in 2024?
Young people are being given the chance to have their voice heard through Australia's largest youth survey
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Why the way we learn is due for an AI upgrade
The Educator speaks Nic Cola, CEO of RMIT Online