Aussie of the Month, the free program recognising primary school students who demonstrate great civics and citizenship contribution to their community, is now being delivered in every state and territory of Australia.
Read More
Why we still need to teach Year 9 differently in a ‘COVID-normal’ world
Dr Josh Ambrosy, Lecturer from The Institute of Education, Arts and Community at Federation University discusses the findings of his PHD that explored how a school teaches Year 9 differently than other year groups.
Read More
Addressing the highly skilled teacher shortage
While many industries and sectors face acute challenges finding and keeping great staff, perhaps none is more crucial to Australia’s future than the looming shortage of highly-skilled teachers in schools. Professor Mark Hutchinson, President of Science & Technology Australia, discusses this pressing issue.
Read More
How to make school assessments fairer
Australia is more culturally and linguistically diverse than ever before, yet does not adequately recognise Aboriginal students’ worldviews, knowledge or language in its school assessments, says Dr Carly Steele.
Read More
What to do when students feel anxious about maths?
Leading for healthy, sustainable schools
Dr Ben Arnold, Senior Lecturer of Education Leadership at Deakin University discusses how leadership could be a key part of the solution when looking to tackle the many challenges confronting the education sector.
Read More