Australia looks to Europe’s education design models
With burgeoning enrolments and shrinking spaces, educators and architects have been rethinking what schools should look like
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How inclusive are Australia’s schools?
Australia’s schools are making efforts to be more inclusive, so why are students with special needs still feeling isolated?
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School recognised for ‘unique’ outdoor education
A team of educators have bagged an award for the most outstanding outdoor learning program conducted in a NSW school
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Should principals support student climate change strikes?
Some school leaders have come out in support of students skipping school to take part in today's global protests on climate change
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Teachers call for boost in play-based learning
A recent survey found that 80% of WA teachers support more play-based learning in early childhood classrooms
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Is your school’s tech helping or harming students’ literacy?
The Educator speaks to an expert about some crucial ed-tech considerations for schools looking to improve students’ writing skills
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Experts divided on phone ban in classrooms
Victoria has become the latest state to ban smartphones in schools, but some principals and experts say a different approach is needed
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Will banning phones from classrooms work?
Victoria has become the latest state to ban smartphones from its classrooms, but some experts say a different approach is needed
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What makes an effective principal?
The Educator speaks to principals and education thought leaders from across Australia to find out
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Should students be allowed to strike during school hours?
A renowned education expert tells The Educator the student action should be something schools and governments should celebrate – not deny