Dress codes are just as inevitable for teachers as they are for students. But if footwear is one of your favorite ways to…
There’s still time to take part in the 5-Star Employers of Choice 2026, but the deadline is fast approaching. The Educator recognises schools and education…
For over a decade, math scores on international tests have declined across all Canadian provinces. On the 2023 Trends in International Mathematics and…
Most people put vacation destinations and paint colors on their vision boards. Naomi Meredith put a STEM trailer on hers. And not just…
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Research shows that the rate of depression, anxiety and stress experienced by Australia’s teaching workforce is three times the national norm. One study…
As junior faculty, our department, school, and university standards for tenure and promotion may feel daunting, ambiguous, and create stress in trying to meet the requirements. Additionally, feelings of isolation exacerbated by one’s…
Danielle “Nell” Thompson and Terrie Noland lead schools from fragmented efforts to coherent literacy practices Literacy improvement efforts have swept across the nation…
Education From an educational perspective, Saudi Arabia is undergoing significant change. International education is expanding rapidly, driven not only by the arrivak of…
It is no secret that Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is transforming college classrooms. AI tools can easily and quickly assist students in various…
Rubrics are a valuable tool that supports student growth and facilitates instructor grading and feedback (Suskie, 2018). As instructors, we see this value;…
ARBOREAL ATELIER PROJECT Responses to an inspirational book can take many forms – in this case Holly B.F. Warren had art in mind.…
Today, The Educator celebrates 35 outstanding service providers in Australia that are raising the bar across the education sector. Now in its fifth year,…
In terms of learning to move we need to ensure children learn all 38 motor skills, to the best of their ability, whether…
Richard Human Consilium Education library specialist, Sal Flint continues her column – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about their favourite books. This…
Olivia’s story Overview:At 11, Olivia had just moved to a new school in rural Victoria with 540 students. She had been attending only…
CROSS-CURRICULAR IDEAS FOR EAL LANGUAGE SUPPORT Laura Spargo suggests some practical strategies for teachers to help EAL students thrive in the international classroom.…
Engaging with history requires investigating, analyzing, and interpreting past events, establishing a chronology, and weighing evidence while considering inherent biases in the evidence.…
RETHINKING LESSON PLANS Alexandra Dragomirescu has been discovering her inner rebel as she develops a new approach to lesson planning The way things…