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The Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (APST) are under review, and this article calls for the recognition of teachers’ professional judgement about both pedagogy and curriculum. It is also argued that identity, cognition and context are “intertwined...
The authors introduce two Year 6 teachers who share the first of five pillars – purposeful planning, that underlies their deliberate, transformative writing practices. Purposeful planning involves working backwards from a clear goal to position children as intentional...
A call for the use of quality children’s literature in the primary classroom. Reference: English, R. In ALEA Practical Literacy: The Early and Primary Years, 2026. Robyn English (1)Download
A NSW school is developing a curriculum which features the local Indigenous First Nation Language, Gumbaynggirr. Reference/Author: Durksen, T. Edu Research Matters. https://blog.aare.edu.au/2026/07/13/two-path-strong-growing-a-gumbaynggirr-future/
Calls for Victorian government to allow successful public schools to continue to use pedagogical approaches which are outside the current mandates for public schools. Reference: Martyn, L. How we went from yes to no. Not now. Not here. (2026, May 25) Edu Research...
A suite of videos & teaching resources from First Nations academics, commentators, and writers, that explore how to use their insights in the English classroom. Reference: You can teach that: Teaching first nations perspectives. (VATE) Victorian Association for...
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