Last week, nearly 1.3 million students across Australia began sitting their NAPLAN tests to assess whether they are meeting benchmarks in writing, grammar…
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This and the next article in this series try to get at the question of how oral language and written language differ. I…
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New research released by Thorndike Press from Gale, part of Cengage Group, suggests that 87% of teachers saw a positive impact on their…
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As nearly 1.3 million Australian students sit their NAPLAN assessments, concerns remain that a third of the nation’s students continue to fall short…
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Following the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision in Carson v. Makin, a case brought on behalf of those seeking public tuition for students to…
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From today, nearly 1.3 million students across Australia begin sitting their NAPLAN tests to assess whether they are meeting important educational outcomes. This…
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Studies show that Australian students facing bullying are suffering not just emotionally but academically. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare,…
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After its successful inauguration, The Educator proudly presents the fourth annual Most Influential Educators, supported by Australian Boarding Schools Association (ABSA), a showcase…
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The Albanese and ACT Governments have today signed an updated school funding and reform agreement, building on the previous agreement with the ACT,…
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Time is running out to be part of the premier independent awards event in the K-12 education, with nominations closing next week. The…