While many of us have tried to keep up with new tools, evolving policies, and changes with detection software, one strategy has become increasingly popular: look for stylistic ‘tells’.
What You Need to Make Online Teaching Work
The debate over online versus face-to-face teaching continues to grow.
The debate over online versus face-to-face teaching continues to grow.
Childcare: When Profit Is the Motivator, We Should Be Worried
Evidence from the Early Learning Work Matters project points to systemic issues sitting beneath the diverse array of significant concerns across the Australian ECE sector.
Evidence from the Early Learning Work Matters project points to systemic issues sitting beneath the diverse array of significant concerns across the Australian ECE sector.
What Happens When Student Feedback Is Racist
A reminder of how deeply whiteness is protected, even in the name of education.
A reminder of how deeply whiteness is protected, even in the name of education.
When Joyful Autonomy Matters So Much More Than Curriculum Outcomes
Monotropism is a theory developed by autistic thinkers Dinah Murray, Mike Lesser and Wenn Lawson.
Monotropism is a theory developed by autistic thinkers Dinah Murray, Mike Lesser and Wenn Lawson.
GenAI: Will It Deepen the Digital Divide in Australian Classrooms?
GenAI has potential. It can adapt explanations to student needs, offer 24/7 academic support, and automate repetitive tasks that are very time consuming for teachers.
GenAI has potential. It can adapt explanations to student needs, offer 24/7 academic support, and automate repetitive tasks that are very time consuming for teachers.
Are Machines Now Appealing?
To understand this development, we must first examine the role of rubrics in contemporary education.
To understand this development, we must first examine the role of rubrics in contemporary education.
Is Successful Maths Teaching More Than Method?
Teachers directly explain to students how to complete a task, why the task is important, and how the task relates to and extends their previous knowledge.
Teachers directly explain to students how to complete a task, why the task is important, and how the task relates to and extends their previous knowledge.
Is Australia Now Ready for Migrant Teachers?
This nation-branding rhetoric appears inclusive on the surface. But as our discourse analysis reveals, it constructs a one-way narrative of giving.
This nation-branding rhetoric appears inclusive on the surface. But as our discourse analysis reveals, it constructs a one-way narrative of giving.
Teaching Reading: We Asked 500 Australian Teachers What They Needed Right Now
Over 80% of respondents reported teaching reading this way at least three to four times a week, with daily instruction the norm in Foundation classrooms.
Over 80% of respondents reported teaching reading this way at least three to four times a week, with daily instruction the norm in Foundation classrooms.
Please, Please! Let’s Avoid the Calculator Analogy Now
Since starting in this new role, I’ve had the opportunity to focus exclusively on AI in education.
Since starting in this new role, I’ve had the opportunity to focus exclusively on AI in education.
What Teachers Need Now (Or ‘Don’t Throw the Baby Out With the Bathwater!’)
AI-generated and off-the-shelf resources are never able to anticipate the diverse needs of real students.
AI-generated and off-the-shelf resources are never able to anticipate the diverse needs of real students.
Just Because You Went to School Doesn’t Make You an Expert on Teaching
Part of the problem is the disconnect between what the work of the teacher is and what most of the population thinks the work of the teacher is.
Part of the problem is the disconnect between what the work of the teacher is and what most of the population thinks the work of the teacher is.
Breakthrough: What We Should Do to Build Our Teacher Workforce
Want to fix the teacher shortage? Start by giving teachers time to do their jobs
Want to fix the teacher shortage? Start by giving teachers time to do their jobs
Reflective Supervision: One Way to Address the Crisis at the Top
A recent report by the Australian Catholic University by Paul Kidson and colleagues is alarming.
A recent report by the Australian Catholic University by Paul Kidson and colleagues is alarming.
Don’t Glorify War – And Five Other Excellent Ways to Explore Commemoration Days With Children
What is a commemoration, and why do we have these events?
What is a commemoration, and why do we have these events?