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Listen to students on shortages
Many have been watching developments in France with concern. Around 450,000 high school students and parents are demonstrating – in…
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Reality of screen time in schools
Some researchers argue children need digital skills for a technology-driven world, making screens important in education. Yet amid debate about…
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WA bans smart glasses in schools
The WA department of education has issued an edict to all WA public schools that students, staff, parents, carers and…
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Absence, access to learning, and tests
When reading and maths results fall, the national response turns to curriculum, teaching methods, classroom behaviour, teacher shortages, funding and,…
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Pathways beyond job titles
QUT landscape architecture graduate Kylie Keioskie argues career education should focus on students’ interests, strengths and transferable skills. By helping…
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Are students learning with AI?
As generative AI becomes a routine study tool, researchers argue the key question is not whether students use it, but…
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What’s PISA saying about behaviour?
According to the report, student engagement is falling across the wealthy world and falling fastest among disadvantaged students. The report…
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Finding origins of reading anxiety
In the last eight years, there has been a five-fold increase in studies of reading anxiety, as we learn more…
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Is govt cherry picking PISA results?
The latest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) is sparking discourse over how education should look next when it comes…
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Consent education not ‘anti-boy’
Amidst accusations that Australia's school system promotes an ‘anti-boy’ ideology, Professor Amanda Keddie looks at what’s being taught in the…
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