Understanding the various states of matter is one of the key concepts kids need for exploring chemistry and physics. Use our big list…
A primary school teacher from Mount Lockyer has been recognised for integrating Indigenous culture with digital technology, winning a state award for her…
Two Western Australian students have presented recommendations to help shape the future of Olympic sport after attending a national leadership summit in Canberra.…
Books are the perfect way to fill your classroom with love as Valentine’s Day approaches. We asked our crew of teacher friends to…
Conversation with Kevin Hogan: How Teachers Can Kick TikTok’s Butt (Kind Of) – YouTube Watch On Watch this week’s conversation above or listen/download…
Australia remains one of the few high-income countries without a national school lunch program, despite evidence showing such initiatives improve student nutrition and…
“Yes, Iris,” my Chicana/o Studies Professor spouted as he acknowledged my raised hand for a comment about the reading. “He knows my name?” I thought distractedly as I…
It could be argued that the internet is the best possible medium for dictionaries. For one thing, there’s unlimited space for definitions, idioms,…
Teachers know the air in a classroom can get… interesting. Between packed rooms, stuffy afternoons, and allergy season, fresh air can feel as…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Fiona Tapp The Williams Treaties were signed between…
As we head into winter, we’ve likely established solid routines in the classroom. Our students know the expectations and rules of the classroom.…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Drew Hayden Taylor I am from a place…
There’s nothing better in preschool than cozying up on the rug to share books together. Preschoolers represent a range of ages, developmental levels,…
We’ve all been there: You’re delivering a lecture full of insight, but students haven’t even picked up a pencil. Yes, today’s students expect…
Student attendance levels are up from last year, but in some of Australia’s poorest schools, at least half of students missed a month…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Carolyn Gruske Officially, the Williams Treaties have 100…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Carolyn Gruske In 1923, three parcels of land…
“School choice” is the term used for options that allow families to choose where they send their children to school in addition to…
Every student needs to hear words of encouragement. Students believe what we tell them, so positive words can be a powerful tool for…