A running toilet is more than just a minor annoyance—it can significantly increase your water bill and potentially damage ...

South Australia’s public education system is charting a bold new future in policy and practice, distinguishing it from other jurisdictions, since the State Labor Government came to power in March 2022 ...

The negative narrative around ‘teacher quality’ must change, along with the professional standards, to acknowledge the specific personal traits and attributes that research shows make a great teacher, ...

Teachers should scrap weekly spelling lists that rely on rote learning and instead explicitly teach children spelling rules and conventions, a literacy researcher has urged.

More than 700 educators from across the nation have convened for compelling webinar titled 'The Power of Direct Instruction', presented by founder and director of Good to Great Schools Australia (GGSA ...

A new annual report into the state of Indigenous education, what is working and what is not, and how we map a way to a better future, was released yesterday. Researched and prepared by the Aurora ...

For too long Australian education has been wrongly guided by anecdotes and intuition rather than the evidence about what works best in teacher practice, an expert has said. Dr Mark Carter, senior ...

For some time Australia’s ‘education state’ has come under fire for its lack of commitment to drive evidence-based teaching practice at scale, but today Victorian Education Minister Ben Carroll has ...

A ‘myopic’ and unquestioned focus on Professor John Hattie’s research across Australian schools has stripped teachers of their agency and expertise, one former teacher has argued – but Hattie has hit ...

Musica Viva Australia’s 2025 In Schools Program has launched, bringing live music and professional development opportunities to over 170,000 students nationwide. From the remote outback to metro ...

Australia’s Disability Discrimination Commissioner has called on the Queensland Government to honour a commitment made by governments across the country to develop a National Roadmap for Inclusive ...

Exclusion and bullying of students with disability is on the rise in Australia’s schools, with three in four impacted in 2024, a new survey has revealed. Commissioned by Children and Young People with ...