ADELAIDE, Oct 23 - The bilingual focus will better prepare the next generation to work in a globalised economy, SA Premier ...
For one tiny rural school in north Waikato, the leap to online delivery has had some surprising results.
Non-profit street magazine The Big Issue has secured funding from the Victorian Government to run free online workshops for students throughout this term and the next.
The Public Education Foundation (PEF) has announced Hannah Rivers, of Cumnock Public School, as this year’s recipient of PEF’s Teachers Health Early Career Scholarship.
Like a mythical creature that’s AirDropped on earth from some futuristic, code-riddled other world, the young breed of ‘digital natives’ that inhabit our classrooms are seemingly cut from a different cloth.
Adie Delaney is on something of a mission. Having spent the best part of the last decade as a circus performer, criss-crossing Europe and variously mastering swinging and flying trapeze, hula hoops, fire, acrobatics and trampolining, the Tasmanian...
A new study has found significant growth in the use of Te Reo Māori among pre-schoolers, with nearly three-quarters of four-year-olds using at least some Te Reo Māori.
A major STEM conference that was forced to move online due to COVID-19 restrictions has reported five times its expected attendees.
Students will be entitled to additional credits for their university entrance as part of the Ministry of Education’s changes to NCEA to help support learners who have been disrupted by COVID-19.
We began the 2020 school year shrouded in smoke, communities across the country were devastated by fire and exhausted from a season of constant high alert.
Developed by psychologists Robert Yerkes and John Dodson back in 1908, one of the oldest laws in psychology is the Yerkes-Dodson law, which suggests an empirical relationship between arousal and performance.
