The public’s mind is focused upon politics in the final week of a bruising election campaign. The language …
The cost of teaching a student from a low SES background is significantly higher than for more advantaged …
We are constantly exposed to life-threatening events that result in trauma. Natural disasters such as seasonal bushfires and floods have affected millions of Australians. The COVID-19 pandemic has also brought about loss of life, extended isolation, and exposure to increased domestic violence— for some youth, all these events can be traumatic. Likewise, human-induced traumatic events …
In the lead up to the Federal election, aged care has emerged as a major point of difference …
Australian governments have taken a limited view of the Arts, artists and the imperative of quality arts education for our children and young people for decades. They have neglected or ignored the research that education in, about and through the Arts, especially when authentically integrated across the curriculum, is a strong predictor of long term …
20 years into a new century how do we understand educational expertise? In Finland teachers are trusted professionals, …
While homeschool, distance education and pandemic school are terms that were used interchangeably during the pandemic, when schools …
. Recent blog posts and articles in The Age have yet again stirred debates about the reading wars. …
Students taught “hatred” of the nation (even the PM thinks so). Teachers are duds. That’s the backdrop for …
Apparently international PhD students in Australia now have to seek ministerial approval to change their thesis topic or …