IMPERSONATION and masquerade form part of an hilarious annual rite of passage for Year 7s at the Hills Christian Community ...
This story appeared in the March 2014 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
Playwright Kath Duncan was born with only half her left arm and half her right leg.
Small schools are the beating heart of many Australian rural towns but their benefits can be lost on policymakers, leaving families to fight for their future.
Proposed technological ‘solutions’ to the escalating teacher workload problem risk de-skilling the profession and may not ‘save time’ as promised, an expert has flagged.
With recent research revealing that about a third of school-age kids are unable to read proficiently, a new initiative is handing the next generation of educators valuable insights into how to build students’ reading and literacy skills.
Of all the tasks a school leader can undertake, a school-wide transformation project to lift student outcomes can be among the most daunting.
While strict media policies prevent many Australia teachers from speaking freely about the challenges facing the profession, a national survey is once again offering all a chance to have their voice heard and to share the ‘warts and all’ reality o...
Next to imposing red-brick classrooms at a rural high school sits a quaint grey house with lush cottage gardens and a rainbow sign by the front door.
Education Minister Jason Clare has announced the Federal Government has reached an agreement with Tasmania to fully fund public schools.
Lodged on the staffroom wall at Mount Hutton Public School are the words “every child matters every day”.
Schools that appoint a principal internally risk destabilising teacher morale in a big way, pioneering Australian research has found.
