In ‘Teaching Strategies in the 21st Century, Where to Now?’ Dr Loretta Bowshall-Freeman, Dr Rozi Binte Rahmat and Michael ...

The third annual Australian Beliefs and Attitudes Towards Science survey asked 1,255 adult respondents about their beliefs and attitudes towards science… ...

Dr Rozi Binte Rahmat is an educator and assessment specialist with over three decades of experience across Singapore and Australia. Her work bridges research and classroom practice, through ...

‘Community collaboration does not need to begin with a new program or excursion. Often, the simplest starting point is creating a small, clear role for an organisation within something your school ...

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We are, as our staff and students say, building a culture of excellence where every learner can thrive, and this year we have ...

A survey of over 70,000 secondary school students across 313 schools in Australia has uncovered a gap between knowing what tools and skills can support… ...

The most formidable change we have seen so far is consistency in AI use. Along with staff, students from years 5 to 12 are now working off the same ...

‘Overwhelmingly the feedback was positive. Overall, 88% of students agree that the flexibility supports their learning, and ...

A school trip to Great Barrier Reef can be life-changing for some students, says educational leader Liz Hickman. ‘Whether they decide to take up marine biology or another science, or choose to improve ...

School leaders and designers alike want to authentically engage with students when implementing changes to their schoolyards. Yet in many cases engagement doesn’t happen. At the University of Canberra ...