The ReaderPen and ExamReader C-Pens convert text to speech and read words aloud to struggling students. The use of earphones ...
Over the last few years schools across Australia have embraced the ReaderPen as a valuable assistive technology tool that can help students with reading difficulties, including dyslexia.
The ReaderPen and ExamReader C-Pens convert text to speech and read words aloud to struggling students. The use of earphones ...
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai has returned home to Barkana in northwestern Pakistan for the first time since she was shot by the Taliban in 2012.
A groundbreaking new study from University of South Australia researchers has found that creativity plays an essential role in academic success, suggesting students who think outside the box are more likely to excel in literacy and numeracy assess...
Former teacher Dr Debra Phillips knows well how the experience of burnout can manifest.
The nation’s former education department boss has called for considered national debate on equity and disadvantage in Australian schooling, querying whether private schools, beyond offering sporting scholarships, could open their doors to greater ...
Described by Professor John Hattie as ‘the go-to book when school life feels like a bowl of prunes’, a second edition of Adam Voigt’s ‘Restoring Teaching’ has been released – and it’s free for all educators.
With ‘friend’ just announced as Oxford's Australian Children’s Word of the Year, the annual research highlights a missed opportunity by NAPLAN which looks at how children are writing, but not what they are writing about, according to a literacy re...
As many teachers will attest, it’s those persistent, low-level disruptive behaviours from students that are derailing even the most well-planned of lessons – but there are targeted strategies at hand.
A quarter of pre-school-aged children in some mortgage-belt electorates are missing out on early learning despite the presence of high quality centres nearby, new analysis shows.
Accused youth criminals fitted with ankle monitoring bracelets will not be allowed to attend mainstream schools after a Victorian Government plan was dumped at the 11th hour.
A new partnership is now seeing children across nine early learning centres in Canberra learn fundamental pre-literacy and oral language skills before they hit the school classroom.
