Education Today
Education Today
For Education Leaders
Environment
Environment
Systematic, Explicit Instruction for Academic Success and Virtuous Habits Prosocial kind habits for individuals and communities are essential.
Douglas Carnine
Politics
Politics
Fears Registration Board Changes in NT to Reduce Standards Hundreds of teachers urge NT government to abandon rejig of teacher registration.
NAPLAN
NAPLAN
Making Sense of the 2026 Aggregated NAPLAN Data 2026: Reflecting Back and Looking Forward Early intervention always trumps the so-called “wait-and-see”, or as some like to refer to it as the “wait-to-fail” approach, where put simply, the academic gaps to be filled, are larger. With an established list of predictors of reading difficulty, for example, such as (but not limited to) poorly developed oral language skills, knowledge about print and how books work, and family history, various education initiatives, along with the Australian Federal Government’s policy response via the Better and Fairer Schools Agreement 2025–2034, are all shifting the dial towards privileging evidence-informed teaching approaches, universal screening, early identification and targeted additional support for students falling behind before learning gaps become entrenched.
Professor Tanya Serry and Associate Professor Chrissy Monteleone
Social media
Social media
Social Media Ban for Under 16s Needs More Work The internet remains accessible and so does the bad stuff.
Bullying
Bullying
Parents Don’t Know How to Take on Bullying Minority of Aussie parents feel ready for child bullying.

Discipline
Discipline
Suspensions and Expulsions Relatively Rare NSW public schools lead the way on suspension transparency.
Skills
Skills
New Diverse Perspectives at Skills Board Worker and student voices now at NSW Skills Board.
School systems
School systems
The Enigma that is the New Zealand Education System NZ has many issues to tackle in terms of education. One is the political malaise.
Alwyn Poole
Argentina
Argentina
When a Plant Spoke of People A laboratory experience that turned a Biology experiment into an opportunity to reflect, through scientific methodology, on the normalization of alcohol consumption in adolescence.
Sebastian Alberto Chiapella

Articles

Skills
Skills
English Beats Maths in the Employability Stakes Australia’s most employable school subject is English.
Competition
Competition
Australia Sets the Standard for Standards Students problem solve their way to international success in Standards Olympiad.
Behaviour
Behaviour
Have We Been Designing Behaviour Frameworks Around Different Theories of Change? Our conversation about behaviour begins one step too late.
Sue Chandler
Mentoring
Mentoring
Why Empowering Teachers is the Most Powerful Form of School Leadership Moving away from a purely top-down model of leadership towards one grounded in empowerment.
Peter Ellis, Head of Secondary, Australian International School in Singapore
Behaviour
Behaviour
When Stress Walks into the Classroom - Understanding the Emotional Relationship Between Teachers and Teenagers Educators are recognising the importance of understanding adolescent behaviour through developmental and relational lenses.
Dr Rita Princi-Hubbard
Science
Science
Rescue Robots Underground Farming in CBD - National Science Week is Live National Science Week Events in person and online.
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