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This research paper written by Mantei and colleagues, offers a timely and thought-provoking discussion of a research project which investigated the “interplay between social, cultural and individual influences on the materiality of writing classrooms” (Mantei et al,...
Reference: Adam,H. Hey, ministers, now’s the time to make better choices. (2025, November 14). Edu Research Matters. The disconnect between policy and practice is examined in this article through a lens provided by Dr Adam’s research over the last decade. Three...
"Every year, thousands of new teachers step into Australian classrooms full of passion and preparation. But many feel unprepared for one of the most complex aspects of the job: designing and delivering assessment." Reference: Brownlie, N. (2025, May,29) Why so many...
Building on the discussion from their first article, which focussed on the reliability of AERO’s interpretation of evidence, the authors discuss how teachers can be supported in ‘reframing teaching as a tradition of reflective practice’. They revisit the ‘roots of...
This blog post reports on the findings from a survey conducted by Primary English Teaching Association Australia (PETAA). Responses were received from 500 educators working in primary English across systems, sectors and contexts. Several findings are shared in the...
SMH Mihajla Gavin and Megan Stacey Feb 3, 2024 Teacher workload is a growing problem in Australia and internationally. When teachers are working long hours with few supports, this negatively affects their wellbeing and has an impact on their students’ learning....
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