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Workshops helping busy principals breathe easy

The Educator speaks to Principals Australia Institute CEO, Paul Geyer, about how the organisation is helping ease the administrative strain for principals

How to get ahead in budgeting for 2018/2019

Budgeting can be a daunting responsibility for school leaders but an expert will be sharing some best practice tips at upcoming Summit

How technology impacts teaching and learning

A new global study highlights how a school's approach to technology can impact teaching and learning outcomes

Principals' workloads under the microscope

The ACT's education union is negotiating an agreement to significantly improving the support its busy principals receive. The Educator investigates

RCBO meets new regulatory standards

Legrand's RCBOs, which recently underwent verification testing, are now compliant with Energy Safe Victoria's new regulatory requirements

The pros and cons of banning phones in schools

There are concerns that mobile phones are having a negative impact on students' learning, but is banning them from schools the answer?

NAPLAN to undergo 'narrow review'

The Federal Government has announced that it will look into the way NAPLAN data is published

Smartphone ban 'no solution' for schools

Experts say that technology used in schools for bullying or off-task behaviours shouldn't be confused with their underlying causes

Should teachers have to pay for basic school items?

Studies show that many teachers are spending their own money to supply students with books and pencils at cash-strapped schools

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Major STEM boon, best education systems & phone ban for schools

Making news this week, one state gets hundreds of new maths and science teachers, The Educator looks at the world’s best education systems and a proposal to ban mobile phones on school grounds