THE acronym ESL represents English as a Second Language, but to me it represents Extraordinary Skills of Learning.
To be ...
ESL: it's far more than a career
THE acronym ESL represents English as a Second Language, but to me it represents Extraordinary Skills of Learning.
To be ...
Looking for a fresh burst of inspiration before the term ends? Or maybe just a little extra support? The Kitchen Garden Program is Australia’s longest-running food education provider, designed to support schools with simple, adaptable resources an...
A new research project is set to give Australian teenagers a voice in designing porn literacy education that helps them critically interrogate online pornography and any unwanted impacts.
Extreme heat, flash floods and airborne diseases could all strike down Australian workers in huge numbers if climate change is not factored into workplace protections, a top union official warns.
Queensland’s teachers have rejected a State Government pay deal that would have made them among the country’s highest-paid educators, saying it wasn’t enough to entice more staff into classrooms.
It was 1968 when Beth MacLaren Smallwood awoke to the devastating realisation that overnight, in her 40s, she’d lost her hearing.
New calls for Australian schools to adopt alternatives to suspensions grounded in restorative practices are dangerous and rooted in outdated, harmful ideology that places students and teachers at risk of violence and disorder, a leading behaviour ...
Your use of artificial intelligence technology might depend on your age, with research showing younger Australians are turning to chatbots in higher numbers than their parents and grandparents.
Why is it that bright-eyed and bushy-tailed primary students morph into struggling, disengaged learners once they hit secondary school? Why do the wheels fall off learning for so many students, despite huge reform efforts to improve education?
“Our teachers deserve nationally competitive wages – a proper pay rise.” These are the words of Victorian Education Minister Ben Carroll, delivered at a business forum last week.
Things are reportedly on the up for NSW public school teachers, with department secretary Murat Dizdar revealing there’s been an uptick in job satisfaction, wellbeing and recognition amongst the state’s workforce in the past year.
