Education
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Adam Voigt: The line” is about harm and not behaviour
Adam describes his genuinely amazement at how often he's asked one particular question when it comes to serious student behaviour…
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Promoting the wellbeing of students and teachers is the key to successful learning
Teachers already know how important wellbeing is, but knowing what to do about it is the real challenge.
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Teacher support readiness & the cons of classroom AI
It’s one thing to supply teachers with adaptive learning software but do teachers have the training and skills to make…
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Can you tell fact from fiction in the news? Most students can’t
Despite the issues with trust, news media is a critical part of keeping up to date and informed for most…
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Adam Voigt: My thoughts on engagement killers
This week, Adam delves into some of the key dynamics that could hamper a student's propensity to listen, speak, think…
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Gov’t distributes Remembrance Day educational kit ahead of centenary
"Included in the kit is the eighth book in the 'Century of Service' series, 'Candour: Stories in the words of…
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NSW students are the most highly motivated to achieve… But why?
“This is important because motivation to achieve plays a key role in educational success, and in an individual’s drive to…
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NAPLAN 2018 summary results: a few weeks late, but otherwise little change from previous years
This year’s NAPLAN results have finally landed. The results are a few weeks behind schedule, due to disagreement over how scores should…
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Australian Education Union launches new ‘Fair Funding’ campaign against ScoMo cuts
Australian Education Union federal president Correna Haythorpe said public schools are missing out on billions of dollars in urgently needed funding…
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Artificial intelligence: The next education revolution
In the near future, students will learn at their own pace on computer programs that adapt to suit the abilities…
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