By Matthew Esterman and Dr Phil Lambert There’s an elephant in the classroom. It has been there for quite some time, but it…
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For many school principals, it can be lonely at the top. The mounting toll of responsibilities beyond instructional leadership – from compliance and…
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Teachers have issued a sharp warning to policymakers: stop confusing red tape with the real work of teaching. A new report by the…
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Students who achieve a VCE Study Score above 40 are doing twice as much practice as their classmates, which equates to well over…
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At Marsden Park Anglican College in Sydney’s Western suburbs, a quiet revolution is underway. Enrolments are surging, waitlists are swelling, and the school…
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Study highlights national implications for teaching reading as New York educators report gaps in preparation, uneven curriculum adoption, and high demand for professional…
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The announcement of a new ‘Teaching and Learning Commission’ on Tuesday last week marked a major moment in the Federal Government’s push for…
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Workplace flexibility, remote work, and four-day weeks have become common among organisations that recognise the wellbeing and productivity benefits of giving employees autonomy…
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Australian schools are facing a pivotal moment. With mounting administrative demands, evolving regulatory expectations, and rising community scrutiny, school leaders are under more…
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While the teacher shortage has been a persistent problem in Australia since the 1970s, worsening youth mental health issues, soaring administrative workloads, and…