Teaching Resources

The Office of the eSafety Commissioner has launched The YeS Project to explore online issues including cyberbullying and image-based abuse, sparking important conversations and problem solving in students’ online and offline worlds.

The new syllabus has 25 scientists mentioned 56 times. But no women are referred to by name, nor are any contributions women have made to physics included.

"Included in the kit is the eighth book in the 'Century of Service' series, 'Candour: Stories in the words of those who served 1914–18', which contains diary extracts and letters from service men and women who served during the First World War, providing interesting accounts of life during the war.

In the near future, students will learn at their own pace on computer programs that adapt to suit the abilities of each child.

Sydney’s Glenwood High School have produced a compelling and powerful video to help break the silence surrounding child sexual assault, in the lead up to Bravehearts’ annual, national White Balloon Day campaign.

With many schools about to start generating elective lines for 2019, I thought it might be timely to post some helpful tips.

Ken Robinson, in his seminal Ted Talk Do Schools Kill Creativity?, argues that our schooling systems are "educating people out of their creative capacities" and that we are not only growing out of our creativity, but "we get educated out of it’". But, when children are a part of a system, how can we do this?

Teaching aids may help educators meet their obligations for inclusive education.

Peregian Springs State School teachers have been experimenting with different ways to integrate drones with the curriculum. Year 3 teacher, Danni Brooke shares some of the lessons gleaned so far...

A free volunteer reading support program encourages kids who lack confidence to tell stories to pooches.