AUCKLAND, July 30 - Despite New Zealand Educational Institute's claims that schools are being swamped by beginner teachers, high schools are ...
In the early weeks at school, establishing classroom routines that work for you and your students is key to maximising the learning time and minimising disruptions.
Civics education in Australian schools is fragmented, inequitable and largely ‘not working’, leaving young people disengaged and unable to fully participate in our democracy, a parliamentary inquiry has found.
More than 4,300 teachers from across the country have registered their interest in upskilling in phonics via a new and free microcredential course, the Government reports.
A new analysis obliterates huge ‘myths’ spread by Catholic and independent school authorities about the kind of student populations they serve, a public education advocate has argued.
Increasingly scrutinised reading intervention program Reading Recovery has been dealt another blow, with new research finding it may be ineffective for struggling or dyslexic readers - and some data even suggesting it harms outcomes in the long-te...
The start of the school year can be a challenging time for new teachers. If you are feeling a little nervous about confronting your first solo classes without a supervising teacher by your side, here are some top tips to help you relax and get the...
It’s been almost ten years since independent school leader Judi Paape retired, the first of four failed attempts.
Do schools and trees mix? You may have memories of shady playing areas and shelter belts by playing fields, but our recent study suggests this is increasingly an exception rather than a rule.
One of the concepts I spent the summer exploring was a battle between two forces of decision-making in schools – individualism and collectivism.
TikTok is fuelling a certain type of classroom aesthetic which may not be conducive to learning, one researcher has warned.
