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Paying High Achievers to Teach Ignores Real Problem The problem is systemic and giving high achievers money to enter teaching doesn't do much to address the issues at the heart of Australia's teaching crisis.

A better NAPLAN? There could be changes made to make the testing more valuable says Curtin Assoc Prof Karen Murcia.

Stop Blaming Teachers: Students are Responsible for their Learning Students need to get motivated and organised.

The Great Lesson: Is a Mass Teacher Resignation Inevitable Without Intervention? An overhaul is needed or there will be consequences.

Female Teachers more Retirement Savvy than Males Female teachers eyeing comfortable retirements.

Crimson Global Academy’s Winning Online Model Harnessing tech, online school achieves outsized admissions to the Ivy league and Oxbridge.

Why Educators Need to Re-engage with Our Most Marginalised Youth Lock down and the return means starting from square one for the marginalised.

Students and Parents want First Nations Educators and Education First Nations Educators spark engagement with indigenous content.

The Building Blocks of Creativity and Wellbeing in Kids Identifying digital play environments that encourage wellbeing.

Leadership Complacency Over time, leadership complacency can develop and reach a point where the principal begins to follow more than lead.

Search for Fred Hollows Junior Ambassador Year 6 student to be awarded for compassion.

Top Relationship Building Skills Teachers Should Have to Enhance Student Outcomes Good relationships benefit both.