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Students leaving high school here and overseas are hopelessly ill-prepared to succeed in tertiary education according to a new global study.
A concerned community is receiving support after a 13-year-old’s alleged “attack plan” on a primary school was discovered by counter terrorism police.
Guilherme Valadares quickly realised something had to change when school boys started asking him, “Am I toxic?”
An Australian teacher who went missing in India for two weeks has allegedly been murdered by his brother in an “unthinkable act of betrayal”.
Reports of teachers being watched via surveillance cameras by school leaders who monitor their attendance at mandated meetings have surfaced, with some saying teaching staff are treated like students in a workplace that now carries Big Brother und...
For 15 years, teacher candidates from Melbourne have learned on Yolŋu Country in bilingual classrooms, showing what respectful collaboration between universities and Indigenous communities can look like.
As global displacement reaches record levels, new research has found that the classroom is a vital environment for helping children recover from the psychological scars of war.
Setbacks can inspire success or, in sailing great Jessica Watson's case, a broken mast can spur you on to become the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe.
Teachers are grappling with the need to provide a host of educational adjustments to students with disability, with new data showing a clear uptick in children requiring specialised supports so they can best learn and participate in the classroom.
Queensland’s largest education union has insisted on a pay increase of 24 per cent over three years for teachers and school leaders, as its industrial battle with the State Government shows no sign of ending anytime soon.
