The Educator Following an extensive nationwide research effort, candidates were analysed and sorted into the following categories: education leaders, including but not limited to, founders and administrators of a school or program changemakers
The Conversation September 6, 2024 by Jo Raphael Joanne O'Mara Parents sometimes ask: what’s the point of drama class? Many want their children to choose elective subjects, especially in Year 12,
Literacy is a fundamental human right and a matter of social justice. Every year on International Literacy Day (ILD), we (ILA) reaffirm this belief and our shared mission with UNESCO,
EduResearch Matters September 9, 2024By Penny van Bergen, Mary Ryan and Deborah Youdell Evidence is critical in education. Topical new research findings related to child and adolescent development, learning processes, education
Drawing from decades of experience, Lisa discusses how fostering independence and voice in the classroom can ignite deeper student engagement. Through her insights on teacher collaboration, the risks of
Copyright Australia, Reading Australia has released Reading Australia's Catalogue of First Nations texts for the Classroom. This handy annotated guide can be accessed here. Reading Australia First Nations Texts
tes magazine September 21, 2024 ...All of us here live in this world of making books, or loving books, all of us need no reminding of the power of books to
Celebrate six months with Sally Rippen. It has been an incredible six-months for the Laureate program and our amazing Laureate Sally Rippin. We thought we would use this milestone to
This year, we’re celebrating the theme ‘Be A Proud Voice for Country’. We’ll be sharing some of the deep and diverse ways children, Elders and families connect with Country; and