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Questions are raised regarding the recent review of AERO and the policies which impact on schools as the report ,which included public feedback, has not yet been released. Reference: Bacalja,A. Edu Research Matters....
AARE blog, Pat Thompson October 31, 2025 The review of the Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) is due to report in May 2026. However, the federal minister Jason Clare has just announced the formation of the new Teaching and Learning Commission, bringing...
The proposed merger of four key educational agencies: ACARA, AITSL, ESA and AERO, into a new Teaching and Learning Commission (TLC) to align with the Better and Fairer Schools Agreement will have repercussions for all educational institutions and their personnel. In...
Examining the AERO review and the discourse around evidence-based teaching and learning. Reference: Dwyer, R. Humberstone, J. & Fuller, B. (2025, July, 10) AERO says educators can trust its evidence. Can they really? Edu Research Matters....
Building on the discussion from their first article, which focussed on the reliability of AERO’s interpretation of evidence, the authors discuss how teachers can be supported in ‘reframing teaching as a tradition of reflective practice’. They revisit the ‘roots of...
On the review of the Australian Educational Research Organisation (AERO) being undertaken by KPMG. Reference: Graham, L. (2025,July,15) On AERO: Read this now, the critiques are well-founded. Edu Research Matters....
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