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‘Breaking point’: Teacher anger over staff shortages reaches steps of parliament
The protest comes as advertised vacancies in Victoria's public schools reach unprecedented levels
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How edtech can ease the burden for busy teachers and leaders
Edtech can provide much needed relief for school resources under pressure, writes Al Kingsley, Group CEO of Netsupport
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Empowering First Nations youth for tomorrow
The Educator looks at a successful initiative improving First Nations students' learning outcomes and fostering a stronger sense of cultural pride
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Why green hydrogen was the focus of this year’s National Science Week
The Educator speaks to Stile's Co-Founder and CEO, Daniel Pikler
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Experts urge stronger links between pre and primary school
A recent conference explored how to improve the continuity of learning from birth to 12 years
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TAFE NSW announces major technology overhaul
The initiative will provide affordable top-tier education across 130 campuses from Sydney to remote areas like Cobar and Nyngan
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A third of school cleaners injured on the job, survey finds
The findings come as the NSW Government prepares to review school cleaning contracts
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Relationships, not qualifications, key to better outcomes in maths – study
Relationships teachers develop with students in the classroom is more critical to engaging students than the level of their qualifications in maths, a new report shows
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A breakthrough moment: NSW teachers on track for historic pay rise
An in-principle pay deal between the government and the union is set to make NSW’s 95,000 teachers the best paid in Australia
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Haileybury shines at Australian Education Awards
The Educator speaks to Haileybury's leadership team about what makes the school one of Australia's best