What Super-Awesome Sylvia lacks in stature, she certainly makes up for in enthusiasm. Barely visible from behind the lectern where she was standing, the 13-year-old shares with EduTECH 2015 how she came to be such a "super-awesome" voice for her generation.
Embedding empathy, local culture and active community engagement into school curriculum is key to increasing resilience to disasters, to new international research led by Australian researchers has found.
The mass incarceration of Indigenous children across Australia has been condemned by a United Nations human rights investigator as a generational failure.
When students choose their Year 11 and 12 subjects, they are deciding more than their pathway to university. They are choosing the kinds of learning and experiences available to them.
Australia’s move to reduce classroom screen use and restrict AI is welcome, an education neuroscientist says, but the real test will be whether children learn better and develop independent thinking.
Despite the many obstacles presented by students being at home during COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, autistic children involved in one research project still showed significant progress through online instruction.
Young Australians are missing out on “pretty bloody good coin” because schools treat tradies as second-class citizens, according to the head of the builders lobby.
With Victorian students still sitting VCE exams and the VCAA hacker claiming that hundreds of them bought stolen 2026 papers, Jill Macmurchy, head of security and compliance platform Engineering Solutions APJ at Vanta, shares her expert insights t...
A new report has introduced an innovative and practical tool to help NSW education policymakers and schools decide when, where and how technology can support learning outcomes.
A hacker using the alias ‘DaggerElite’ claims to have hacked the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority’s website and sold official 2026 VCE exam papers to students across the state, asserting the beleaguered authority’s ‘dogsh*t’ security ...
Victoria’s Labor Government has been accused of secretly pulling more than $200 million previously earmarked for non-government schools.
