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Many schools will acknowledge Autism Awareness Month, or increasingly, Autism Acceptance Month, this April.
Australian educators are behind a grassroots movement that’s driving the nation’s shift to evidence-based instruction and pedagogy in the classroom.
A major housing project at the home of Australia's last Olympics is on the cards, but details about surrounding schools remain scarce.
Dedicated and resilient Australian principals are grappling with the growing enormity of their job, putting in ‘dangerously long’ hours every week as many risk marching towards breaking point, a prominent national study has warned.
Mobile phones, smartwatches and other wearable devices will be banned in all Victorian schools from next year as the State Government extends its ‘nation leading’ legislation to independent and Catholic schools.
Engineers are warning that now is the time to tackle Australia’s significant drop in participation rates for advanced mathematics.
Large numbers of Queensland state schools have a $0 book budget and no librarians, new research has found.
The true test of whether someone subscribes to the science of learning is their willingness to change their beliefs in the face of new evidence.
Discrimination against trans and gender diverse people is widespread, with serious impacts on safety, access to essential services and full participation in society, a new report has found.
It seems a tad ironic to be writing about resilience the week following one of the largest teacher’s strikes we have seen for many years.
