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What drives learning?

14 August, 2023

A new study done on rodents has found that an immediate external incentive is not required for learning to take place in the brain.


Teacher pay docked over five-minute strike

14 August, 2023

Staff in Queensland Catholic schools will be docked a full day's pay for a five-minute work stoppage.


School fined after student drowning

31 July, 2023

The drowning death of a student on a school excursion has led to a $420,000 fine for a private college in Adelaide.


Education Week: NSW hits 175-year milestone

27 July, 2023

The NSW Department of Education is marking 175 years of public education during this year's Education Week.


Principal workloads causing harm: report

28 June, 2023

Following the recent Victorian Auditor-General's report, the AEU has warned that urgent measures must be taken to avoid principal burnout.


Reading comprehension teaching not consistent: study

27 June, 2023

There is little consensus as to how reading comprehension is taught in primary schools, according to a new survey.


NSW Curriculum rollout paused

16 May, 2023

An announcement by the NSW Government that implementation of the NSW Curriculum will be paused has been welcomed.


Crackdown on vaping to benefit schools

03 May, 2023

The federal government has announced regulatory action against illegal vaping products, in a move welcomed by schools.


Racial disparity in school discipline

26 April, 2023

A new study has explored fluctuations and racial disparity in school discipline, as well as how educators might be able to prevent incidents.


Meeting the demand for qualified teachers

24 April, 2023

Flinders University has opened a new centre for early childhood education to help meet the rising demand for teachers and carers in SA.


Education 'to-do' list from OECD outlook

18 April, 2023

The latest OECD Education Policy Outlook for Australia highlights the need to address funding inequity across the country.


Alternative school suspension program launches

17 April, 2023

School students who are suspended become more likely to engage in antisocial or violent behaviour.


Teacher stress and job satisfaction: study

12 April, 2023

A new study at the University of Missouri provides insight into why so many stressed and burnt-out teachers are leaving the profession.


Teachers leave the profession in droves

11 April, 2023

Unsustainable workloads and uncompetitive salaries have seen record numbers of teachers resign from state schools, according to the NSW Teachers Federation.


Fair funding to benefit students the most

11 April, 2023

Federal Minister for Education Jason Clare has renewed an election commitment to get every school on a path to 100% of its fair funding level.


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