Universities are spaces where this work is both needed and occurs.
Attendance Matters – But Official Reports Don’t Tell the Whole Story
Non-attendance at school affects some students more than others.
Non-attendance at school affects some students more than others.
Schooling Now in a Crisis: Inky Darkness, Crippling Anxieties, Overreactions, Love, Care and Glorious Beauty
It all seemed eerily familiar. Supermarket shelves stripped bare. Not a piece of toilet paper in sight. No bread or milk. Water was all gone. And the kids aren’t at school.
It all seemed eerily familiar. Supermarket shelves stripped bare. Not a piece of toilet paper in sight. No bread or milk. Water was all gone. And the kids aren’t at school.
As the World Burns, Students Get Why Human Connection Matters
Students reported that friends and classmates share positive intercultural moments together.
Students reported that friends and classmates share positive intercultural moments together.
Decisions, Decisions: Why Do Teachers Feel Time Poor?
In our research, we sought to ask the question of whether decision making might be part of the subjective intensity of teaching work.
In our research, we sought to ask the question of whether decision making might be part of the subjective intensity of teaching work.
A Labour of Love: Recognising the Dual Identities of Mothers as Remote Education Tutors
Our research shows that the requirement of providing a supervisor in the remote schoolrooms is creating a sense of educational marginalisation.
Our research shows that the requirement of providing a supervisor in the remote schoolrooms is creating a sense of educational marginalisation.
Reading: How to Prioritise Reading for Enjoyment in Classrooms
Phonic knowledge is undoubtedly important for developing strong decoding skills.
Phonic knowledge is undoubtedly important for developing strong decoding skills.
Risk-Taking Is Good for Us. How Education Can Help
We live in a culture that pathologises discomfort…whereas, we only grow when we’re uncomfortable…and so being able to have tools to be in that discomfort…that’s when we start to metabolise the edges of that fear…and then our world gets bigger…and we can find what the discomfort is teaching us
We live in a culture that pathologises discomfort…whereas, we only grow when we’re uncomfortable…and so being able to have tools to be in that discomfort…that’s when we start to metabolise the edges of that fear…and then our world gets bigger…and we can find what the discomfort is teaching us
Your Focus Isn’t Broken, It Just Needs Time
Each of these ‘tricks’ makes focus easier, but none of them make it effortless. Focus takes time, there’s friction in the process. It can’t be sustained indefinitely, because focus is hard work.
Each of these ‘tricks’ makes focus easier, but none of them make it effortless. Focus takes time, there’s friction in the process. It can’t be sustained indefinitely, because focus is hard work.
Education PhD: What Now? Twists and Turns in a Journey and Where You Might Find Yourself Next
How on earth can you do out-of-field maths or science teaching and do it well; successfully even?
How on earth can you do out-of-field maths or science teaching and do it well; successfully even?
LGBTQIA+ Data and the 2026 Census: A Victory for Inclusion in the Age of Automation
This change reflects growing awareness of the significance of data in shaping not only policy but also the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals who have been historically sidelined in such decision-making processes.
This change reflects growing awareness of the significance of data in shaping not only policy but also the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals who have been historically sidelined in such decision-making processes.
Nesa – It’s Murder on the Dance Floor and in the Theatre: How Educators Fought Back
The CEO of NESA even recognised the unprecedented outrage reaction from drama and music educators at the emergency additional NSW Arts Education Inquiry hearing in response to the reaction.
The CEO of NESA even recognised the unprecedented outrage reaction from drama and music educators at the emergency additional NSW Arts Education Inquiry hearing in response to the reaction.
We Know Australia Has a Private/Public Divide. But There’s Even More Inequality
One avenue for improving equity in education is to support the broadening of curriculum options and programs that can appeal to a diverse range of students and interests and strengthen demand for public education.
One avenue for improving equity in education is to support the broadening of curriculum options and programs that can appeal to a diverse range of students and interests and strengthen demand for public education.
Homework: What We Could Do to Make It Better for Students, Teachers and Parents
As teachers, and parents, we too have struggled with homework. We decided to research this further. Homework is widely used in primary school.
As teachers, and parents, we too have struggled with homework. We decided to research this further. Homework is widely used in primary school.
What Schools Should Do Now the Manosphere Thinks It’s Back in Charge
This type of misogyny is highly influential. Now no longer restricted to online spaces, it is likely that we will see boys and young men emulating and repeating Trump’s views and attitudes.
This type of misogyny is highly influential. Now no longer restricted to online spaces, it is likely that we will see boys and young men emulating and repeating Trump’s views and attitudes.
Teachers Truly Know Students and How They Learn. Does AI?
Can AI know students and how they learn?
Can AI know students and how they learn?