Teachers
Students inspired to ‘level up’ into industry careers at this year’s International Games Week
Victoria’s International Games Week is back and bigger than ever before as creatives gear up to entice students into careers behind the keyboard.
Macquarie University mathematicians advance what we know about global warming
The study was conducted by mathematicians from Macquarie University in Australia, the…
Data shows increasing number of personal injury claims made by injured educators
Victorian teachers and tertiary staff who were injured on the job in…
Award recognition honours STEM education engagement
Warwick's work has enriched the educational experience for students at his school.
Meditation program expands from students to educators to relieve stress
Tips for improving sleep, as well as instructions on Emotional Freedom Techniques…
Why does the number of women leaving teaching outnumber men?
The number of female educators saying goodbye to public school classrooms in…
Leadership award recognises legacy of service
This award recognises Huw Blood’s commitment to instilling a culture of civic…
Teenagers’ motivation dips in high school. But research shows supportive teachers can really help
Our results show students remain within their teacher’s orbit as they move…
Tech and STEM seen as roadblocks for young people – Voices of Tomorrow survey reveals
New research shows that more than 80 per cent of Gen Z…
Pop Culture Professor: Why do teachers have elbow patches?
EducationDaily reader Jenny Piccalo writes in to ask: "Why do teachers on…
Supporting public education scholarships in a cost-of-living crisis climate
Receiving Public Education Foundation (PEF) scholarship support can change the trajectory of…
Canva’s free access to design tools in global classrooms
Canva for Education is 100 per cent free for K-12 (primary and…
From tradie to teacher: Bringing trade skills to education
Trade to Teach brings skilled professionals into the education sector.
Mentors for teachers help students hit the right note with music education
"Every Australian student deserves access to music education."
‘Not my boy.’ When teachers are harassed by students, some schools and parents fail to help
Teachers spoke of an increase in misogynistic and sexist language.
University Open Day showcases pathways for a diverse range of ambitions
Campus Director Tanya Chambers describes the Curtin campus as an integral part…
Inviting all educators to a free webinar for Biodiversity Month in September
The webinar will highlight curriculum-linked learning activities.
Is your child being bullied at school?
Implementing bullying prevention and intervention strategies at a young age is most…
Overhaul of teacher training rules sees accreditation process scrapped
NSW teachers will no longer complete 50 hours of accredited courses in…
