Debra James is the General Secretary of the Independent Education Union Victoria Tasmania 
IEU Victoria Tasmania has been most busy ...
Victoria - associations wrap-ups 2013
Debra James is the General Secretary of the Independent Education Union Victoria Tasmania IEU Victoria Tasmania has been most busy ...
NSW history teachers are fearful about what the state’s new hate speech laws will mean for their practice, with one expert warning critical knowledge and discussion about the Holocaust is at risk of being silenced in the classroom.
Teachers’ eye movements in the classroom could determine the extent to which disruptive students interfere with the lesson underway, new research has indicated.
NSW history teachers are fearful about what the state’s new hate speech laws will mean for their practice, with one expert warning critical knowledge and discussion about the Holocaust is at risk of being silenced in the classroom.
Teachers are juggling more complexity in the classroom than ever but lesson preparation hours have not changed in decades, according to a new survey.
A new position paper prepared by three peak science teacher associations has lifted the lid on deep dissatisfaction across the sector regarding climate change education and the way it is taught in schools.
Teaching is a highly rewarding profession, yet it is also recognised as inherently complex and often challenging.
The Australian Education Union’s Primary and Secondary Sector Council has set a date for 24-hour stop-work action in Term 1.
Beginner writers’ attitude and motivation towards writing is related to the quality of their writing and writing skills (handwriting vs keyboard automaticity), new research has found.
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, with love and relationships front of mind, educators, young people and parents are being encouraged to look beyond risk-based sex education to focus on communication, consent and emotional safety.
Sidelined from the early years and scrapped at senior levels, arts education in Australian schools is rapidly deteriorating – and our nation’s creative and cultural capital is now at serious risk of dying out, two researchers have warned.
