A new Grattan Institute report is calling for new roles for Australia’s top teachers to help transform Australian schools and assist students to gain an additional 18 months of learning by the time they turn 15.
New report sparks #ThankYourTeacher campaign
With up to 71 per cent of teachers feeling underappreciated in the classroom, according to the results of one of Australia’s largest teacher surveys, the #ThankYourTeacher campaign aims to recognise their wonderful contribution to society.
AITSL report: Diversity the key to improved performance
A new evidence summary released by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) highlights the benefits of diversity in the school leadership workforce.
Is higher pay key to boosting teacher quality?
Australia’s top teachers should earn higher wages and top school-leavers receive yearly scholarships to study teaching, according to a new Grattan Institute report that examines ways to boost teacher quality and student performance.
How does attendance impact student achievement?
A new report from the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) reinforces the strong correlation between school attendance and student achievement, and highlights the importance of forming good attendance habits early.
Can early childhood education impact on NAPLAN results?
Children who attend early childhood education are more likely to achieve higher NAPLAN scores and continue to do better throughout their schooling, according to a new Australian study.