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Education’s ‘new voices’ highlighted

Leading educators have been recognised in the annual ACEL scholarship program

Can writing classes prevent student disengagement?

The Educator speaks to the creator of a revolutionary literacy program that is showing significant results in schools around Australia

Biggest impact on student well-being ‘much closer to home’

A new report says home life can significantly impact on student well-being. The Educator speaks to one of the report’s authors about how schools can respond

Indigenous education improving, but challenges remain

The Educator speaks to renowned educationalist and Professor, Chris Sarra, about breaking down the barriers to improve Indigenous student outcomes

How to overcome the ‘Administrivia’

Happy Schools’ managing director, Steve Francis, shares his insights into principal well-being and practical strategies to avoid burnout

Education experts share insights into school leadership

An education leadership conference is providing crucial insights into the role that principals play in setting directions for school improvement and innovation

Private schools surveyed on students’ mental health

A new survey reveals the issues that principals should be most aware of when navigating issues around students’ mental health and well-being

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Major HSC blunder, school's ‘catastrophic failure’ & new high-rise school

Making news this week, outrage after students are taught the wrong syllabus for seven months, a private school is accused of a ‘catastrophic failure’ and a new high-rise school is announced

Teacher sacked over HSC blunder – reports

The teacher at the centre of a HSC blunder in which students were taught the wrong maths course has reportedly been sacked

The power of an effective feedback model

The Educator speaks to Ken Wallace from Educator Impact about the factors schools should be aware of when developing a culture of feedback