WHERE DO WE DRAW THE LINE ON WHAT IS ACCEPTABLE AND WHAT IS NOT? JO EARP INVESTIGATES.
CONTROVERSIAL teaching topics ...
Taboo topics in Australian classrooms
WHERE DO WE DRAW THE LINE ON WHAT IS ACCEPTABLE AND WHAT IS NOT? JO EARP INVESTIGATES.
CONTROVERSIAL teaching topics ...
Thousands of back office-bound teachers will spend more time in classrooms as the NSW government tries to address dire staff shortages in the state's schools.
A significant proportion of Australian students learn maths in a disciplinary climate that hinders learning, the PISA 2022 report has revealed.
New Zealand is set for a brawl over sexuality education after the new coalition government pledged to axe the curriculum.
Jobs in finance, banking and human resources with high levels of education are most likely to be impacted early by generative artificial intelligence and will need new training to adapt, a study has found.
A WA-first entrepreneurial academy is aiming to promote and ignite entrepreneurial skillsets and ambitions in young Western Australians from early education to high school and beyond.
Australia’s GPs are increasingly prescribing antipsychotic drugs to children and adolescents for non-approved conditions, according to a new study.
More than 400 outstanding Victorian teachers have taken their skills to new levels this year through the state’s Teaching Excellence Program (TEP).
An increasing number of NSW teachers are suffering psychological injuries as a result of heavy workloads, a parliamentary committee has flagged.
The Federal Government is investing more than $14 million to support primary schools to teach Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages in classrooms across Australia.
In northeast Nigeria, 14 years of violence by the insurgency group Boko Haram has left a painful and lasting mark on the childhoods, safety and education of countless girls and women, with schools and family homes being regularly targeted by attac...
