Assessing the comprehension of multimodal text

Oakley, G. (2002). ALEA PLEPY Some comprehension strategies are described and suggestions made for student assessment. Assessing-the-comprehension-of-multimodal-text.-OakleyDownload

And now research to prove libraries are good for us

Balancing the books The value of the State Library of NSW and NSW public libraries. Libraries are at the heart of our communities. The benefits of NSW public libraries consistently outweigh their costs. The research in this report shows that we need libraries now more...

Three concerns that must not torpedo explicit instruction now

Explores the five principles of Load Reduction Instruction (LRI) and evaluates their use in explicit instruction. Reference: Martin, A. Three concerns that must not torpedo explicit instruction now. (2026, February 12). Edu Research Matters. Three concerns that must...

Teacher workload’s a problem. What is the solution?

Over 50,000 Australian teachers contributed to this research which found that teachers identified greater consultation regarding changes in schools, increased support for students with special needs and more time, especially through reduced face to face teaching, as...

Putting strong evidence to good use

This is a call for the responsible use of situated evidence from the Australian Association for Research in Education, published this year in: Toward Greater Impact for Australian Education: The Case for Research, Evidence and ‘Truth’. Reference: The AARE Community....