Are we doing enough to support our older teachers?
Are Australia’s older teachers being pushed out of their job before they are ready to leave? The Educator investigates what is being done to retain them.
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Make your school lockdown a safe one
The quick thinking and coordination of staff at a NSW school last week shows why following safety protocols during a potentially dangerous situation is crucial.
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How prepared is your school for a crisis situation?
A frenzied stabbing on the grounds of a Queensland school yesterday highlights that family law issues involving children often mean principals and teachers must deal with the consequences.
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Primary school class sizes overflowing, but help is on the way
Burgeoning class sizes are putting pressure on already stretched primary school teachers, but thankfully relief isn't far away.
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Senate to probe treatment of children with a disability
A senate inquiry will be launched into students with a disability and their experiences following a push by the Federal Opposition in concert with Independent MPs.
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Calls for better resourcing amid violent student concerns
Government – not teacher – action is needed to address classroom issues involving students with a disability, QTC president, Kevin Bates, tells The Educator.
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Stop extremism through religious education, says academic
To prevent extremism from taking shape, it should be compulsory for students to learn about all religions, says an international academic.
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Jihadi watch plan poses ethical issues - union
The Government’s plan to help teachers spot warning signs of student radicalisation is an “extraordinary expectation”, says a teachers union.