Holding court on knife crime
The full-day teachers’ strike slated to take place in Melbourne this Thursday will go ahead, with news Victorian union members have voted to reject the Government’s latest pay and conditions offer.
Calling a government program a “slush fund” might be powerful rhetoric, but it is a poor substitute for considering the positive impact that program has delivered for families and students in need.
Back in 2010, Vivien Johnson and Samantha Disbray were working in the remote desert community of Papunya, way out west of Alice Springs.
Independent Schools Australia (ISA) has launched a major new national campaign, it says, to put parents, school choice and affordability at the centre of education policy.
School safety fears triggered by two stabbings in as many days are being played down as the Queensland Government rules out expanding knife search powers.
A divide between reality and rhetoric in prioritising STEM in secondary schooling is very much the case, new research suggests.
A last-minute Victorian Government deal seeking to avert a major public school strike next week has been slammed by the state’s key education union.
Young people experiencing intimate partner violence are being failed by a system that lacks behavioural change programs targeting boys.
As Australia races towards a clean energy future, a concerning maths skills gap is emerging that could impact the next generation of electricians and energy workers.
A pioneering new guide for secondary teachers has brought together the science of learning and AI in the classroom, aiming to ensure students’ thinking is actually extended and not outsourced to the technology.
