The shake-up has been welcomed by the teachers’ union,but slammed by critics who warn it will erode quality assurance and vital oversight of thousands of teaching courses.
This year’s NAPLAN results show nearly 30 per cent of Victorian students are struggling with literacy and numeracy,and it hasn’t got better.
The work required to rescue music education could start immediately,and would cost the NSW taxpayer very little money.
A school for students with learning difficulties,including dyslexia,won’t open next year as planned due to Victoria’s “next -level extensive” requirements.
A statewide survey found just three-in-10 educators envisage staying in the public school system until retirement,with 40 per cent already eyeing the exit.
And the enduring passion of the Australian Olympian.
The overhaul of the NSW primary school syllabus should benefit 800,000 students,but we must teach their teachers how to implement it.
There’s something all these parents got a chance to witness firsthand in recent years,one industry veteran says.
A radical overhaul of the state’s school syllabuses marks a dramatic shift away from inquiry and student-led learning to a knowledge-rich curriculum.
More than 50 per cent of West Australian teachers have asked for support dealing with wellbeing and mental health issues appearing in their classrooms,a new study has found.
School absenteeism has not recovered to pre-COVID levels. Search every Brisbane state primary and high school’s attendance rates for the past three years.