Opinion: The death of the 3-year bachelor degree?
It might be time to start taking alternative routes to go from learning to earning, says a major online course provider
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Opinion: Education reforms fail the first test
Minister Birmingham’s big ideas for reforming the school curriculum are headed for disaster, writes AEU federal president, Correna Haythorpe
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How harmful is screentime to children’s brains?
The Educator looks at what the research says about the impact of screen time on the human brain
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Experts respond to specialist teachers plan
There has been a mixed response to the Federal Government's plan to provide extra specialist maths and science teachers for schools
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Schools to get specialist teachers
Every high school in Australia will soon have to employ specialist science and maths teachers under a new Federal Government plan to be announced today
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Private schools respond to SES review
The Federal Government has embarked on a major shake-up of how non-government schools are funded. The Educator looks at the reaction
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Govt releases review into private school funding
The Federal Government has announced the findings of its long-awaited review into funding of non-government schools
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Govt accused of 'secret' curriculum changes
Australia's peak teachers union claims the Federal Government has blindsided the teaching profession by planning major curriculum changes without consultation
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The pros and cons of banning phones in schools
There are concerns that mobile phones are having a negative impact on students' learning, but is banning them from schools the answer?
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NAPLAN to undergo 'narrow review'
The Federal Government has announced that it will look into the way NAPLAN data is published