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Arguing for change by looking to professional associations, like PETAA and ALEA, and highly esteemed researchers and theorists like Halliday, Christie and Rothery and Donald Graves to provide answers to current educational challenges. Reference: Gardner, P. Now we...
As an industrial economic model of creativity is embraced, policy changes now conflate creativity and the arts which has led to a devaluation of the intrinsic benefits of the arts in education. Reference: Selkrig, M. We need arts education – not just creative...
The Educator 25 March 2026 The Federal Government has released its first ‘report card’ tracking progress on its national school reforms, which were green lighted by every state and territory in 2025. The Better and Fairer Schools Agreement (BFSA) was launched in July...
Government financial support for gifted students can only be properly utilised by teachers who are themselves supported through professional learning. “Programs do not transform classrooms. Teachers do”. Reference: Trott, C. In a public school classroom, talent won’t...
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...
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....
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