Teachers
Is there a ‘right way’ to teach? Recent debates suggest yes, but students and schools are much more complex
Explicit instruction or teaching involves teachers “clearly explaining, demonstrating and modelling to st.udents” why they are learning something.
Reimagining personalised learning in science
Teachers can now harness rich data from EdTech and implement effective differentiation…
How can educators help raise healthy young men?
The one-day event included keynote addresses from renowned sports and exercise medicine…
Connecting students across cultures
The project will incorporate a visit by 20 Trinity students to the…
Science challenge invites Aussie students to hone their programming prowess
The NCSS Challenge is designed to engage young people in technology and…
‘My brain leaves the room’: what happens when teachers talk too much?
Just as important as the proportion of teacher talk is how easy…
Crop circles, UFOs, construction bricks and dreams to discover the universe
87 per cent of Australian kids are interested in finding new planets,…
‘The teacher returned the call to my ex’: how separated parents struggle to get information from their child’s school
Most separated parents are unhappy with school communication.
Inaugural Indigenous conference focuses on regional uni students
The forum aims to nurture skills of First Nations research students.
NAIDOC Week a chance to celebrate Indigenous science, technology, engineering and mathematics
We must elevate and invest in Indigenous knowledges on science, technology, and…
‘Tell students they can do it’: how Aboriginal people can inspire each other to become teachers
Aboriginal teachers can use Indigenous knowledge in the classroom and build effective…
Honouring an exceptional educator
The award recognises outstanding individuals within the education sector in the capital…
Why are private school teachers paid more than their public colleagues?
Before the 1960s, there were very few independent schools in Australia. Most…
Helping parents and educators work together to support children’s mental health concerns
Currently, one in seven children aged four-17 years old meet clinical criteria…
Practical ways educators can help support children’s well-being
To help educators create safe and healthy environments, and to promote positive…
Revolutionising evidence-informed education to empower teachers
The Monash Q Project’s research and resources have had a powerful impact…
Teachers challenge union about “outrageous” phonics push-back
Minister Carroll announced made the announcement on 13 June - stating that…
Upskilling Indigenous students to improve educational outcomes
Away from Base provides financial assistance for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students…
Private school teachers push for pay rise above public teacher salaries
Union branch secretary Carol Matthews says that. although some independent schools are…
