Some administrations are full of it
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Some administrations are full of it

And some wordsmiths are full of beans.

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Tackle teachers’ workloads but leave lesson planning to the experts
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Tackle teachers’ workloads but leave lesson planning to the experts

Stripping tasks like lesson planning from teachers risks chipping away at work that teachers highly value and are experts in.

  • byMihajla Gavin andMeghan Stacey
‘Perfect storm’ of teacher shortages hits English,maths,special needs
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‘Perfect storm’ of teacher shortages hits English,maths,special needs

Some NSW schools struggled to fill up to 40 teacher vacancies last year in subjects including English,maths,science,PDHPE and technology.

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone
Do you have a larger vocabulary than a school student? Take the quiz

Do you have a larger vocabulary than a school student? Take the quiz

More students have stunted vocabularies,failing to score more than 50 per cent in NAPLAN tests. Are you any better?

  • byChristopher Harris
Teachers work hard. They deserve better than your tacky novelty mug
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Parenting

Teachers work hard. They deserve better than your tacky novelty mug

It’s the most wonderful time of the year - unless you work in education and are about to receive piles upon piles of useless gifts from well-meaning parents.

  • byShona Hendley
Deputy principals and senior teachers told to get back in the classroom

Deputy principals and senior teachers told to get back in the classroom

Thousands of public school deputy principals will be told to spend more time teaching under a radical plan to plug widespread staff shortages across the state.

  • byLucy Carroll
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Nothing fishy about this great temptation
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Nothing fishy about this great temptation

Even better than Yellow Death.

Palestine solidarity action risks breaching code of conduct,teachers warned

Palestine solidarity action risks breaching code of conduct,teachers warned

Teachers who engage in a campaign to show solidarity with Palestine have been warned they could face misconduct processes if they are found to be in breach of their professional code of conduct.

  • byRobyn Grace andRachel Eddie
The Lane Cove Crew and the search for clues
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The Lane Cove Crew and the search for clues

But it doesn’t taste like chicken.

Free uni degrees,living costs covered for Victorians studying high school teaching

Free uni degrees,living costs covered for Victorians studying high school teaching

The Australian Education Union says job vacancies are at an all-time high,with as many as 2600 jobs yet to be filled,as the government announces the $229 million subsidy package.

  • byBroede Carmody andNicole Precel
Anxiety,ADHD,‘snowplough parents’:Behind our worsening school discipline crisis

Anxiety,ADHD,‘snowplough parents’:Behind our worsening school discipline crisis

Australian classrooms are more disorderly than ever – prompting an intensifying debate about how to control bad behaviour.

  • byJordan Baker