Teaching Resources

The vibrant and diverse co-educational Catholic school, Dominic College in Hobart had a problem that most schools encounter at this time of the year - creating their class lists – an incredibly time-consuming and often frustrating process.

We scoped out the latest and greatest developments in CNC routing and laser cutting for the education sector.

Indigenous cultures the world over have memorised vast amounts of practical knowledge about animals, plants, navigation, laws, ethics, history, genealogies, agricultural practices... what can we learn from their methods?

Here's the verdict, just in time for Australian Reading Hour... 

The rollout across South Australia is keeping lid on bullying by also teaching coping/resilience skills to build long-term happiness and wellbeing...

With a spotlight on STEM for National Science Week, and 219 grants awarded earlier in the year, here are the coolest things schools are getting up to around Australia. 

The programs and projects that schools are using and touting as STEAM enable students to apply their knowledge in different learning areas to a real-world issue or problem within their community. The results have been astonishing...

Is it possible to engage more students by integrating their self-taught digital skills and innate online abilities with classroom subjects?

Not teaching pre-service teachers how to teach phonics is not an option.

Rosny College student Mitchell Torok and Launceston College student Ivy Brain received the Embedded Systems Fourth Award for their project, aWear which is a watch for people living in residential aged care or assisted living.