-
Principals respond to teacher registration shake-up
The Educator speaks to principals from around Australia about the Federal Government’s new review into teacher registration
-
How this school halved its bullying incidents
A ground-breaking anti-bullying initiative is delivering promising results in schools across the world, and Australian schools should take note
-
New research highlights value of online learning
Online teaching may help middle school students’ attitudes towards and outcomes in science, new research suggests
-
Govt announces major shake-up of teacher registration
The Federal Government has announced a major shake-up of teacher registration across Australia after having the plan endorsed by all State and Territory ministers at the Education Council
-
The Educator Weekend Wrap: Uniform uproar, smartphone ban & parents camp outside private school
Making news this week, an education minister responds to uproar over school uniform, the government proposes a ban on smartphones in schools and parents camp outside a popular private school
-
How should schools deal with anonymous bullies?
With cyberbullying exacerbating teen depression and even leading to suicides, is it time for online anonymity to be put under the microscope?
-
New partnership aims to enhance school leadership skills
A new partnership will provide one state’s teachers and school leaders with new ways to boost their practices and leadership skills
-
Opinion: Private schools aren’t just for the rich
There is no need for public school vs private school warfare, says Blaise Joseph, education policy analyst at The Centre for Independent Studies
-
Principals to get educational research boost
A new initiative will provide principals with accessible articles on recent educational research relevant to the issues facing parents and teachers
-
Govt announces cybersafety funding for schools
One state’s students will be taught how to stay safe online with the rollout of a successful program