As educators, we're all too familiar with the daily challenges of managing a classroom full of diverse learners. Whether you're in Brisbane or Auckland, the struggle to create an inclusive environment where every student feels valued and engaged is universal.
Read MoreFinancial literacy is a crucial life skill, and it’s declining. Several leading educators want it included in the curriculum, with some states and schools having done so. For those yet to, this cheat sheet will help explain how financial literacy can be taught and where it fits in the curriculum.
Read MoreIn 2016, based on our joint passion for indigenous culture, we formed Didgeridoo Australia to share and inspire others. We wanted to promote a clearer understanding of First Nations cultures within Australia, to raise the profile of this cultural treasure that is often overlooked in Australian society.
Read MoreTeaching Aussie kids it’s okay to fall short - and sometimes failure can even be fun - is the centrepiece of an innovative new program aimed at building confidence in the classroom. Authors Adam Wallace and Ingrid Laguna have teamed up for the school incursion which has been swamped by demand since its launch.
Read MoreIn 2016, based on our joint passion for indigenous culture, we formed Didgeridoo Australia to share and inspire others. We wanted to promote a clearer understanding of First Nations cultures within Australia, to raise the profile of this cultural treasure that is often overlooked in Australian society.
Read MoreIntroducing the world of coding to 5-10 year olds can be daunting, confusing and overwhelming, yet even our youngest students are capable of understanding coding if we provide it in the right context. Many teachers overlook this age group, believing they lack the capabilities to understand code, its use and how to write, edit and debug it effectively.
Read MoreIn the fast-changing world of education, keeping up isn't just a goal—it's a must. The National Education Summit Brisbane is a great opportunity for educators looking to stay on top of these changes. Taking place on Friday 2 – Saturday 3 August at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, this event is packed with insights, resources, and networking chances that can help educators transform their approach.
Read MoreThe Australian education landscape is rapidly evolving, and educators everywhere are seeking innovative ways to prepare students for the future. At the forefront of this movement is the exciting world of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education, with a particular emphasis on robotics and coding.
Read MoreLast year Beyond the Classroom Australia launched a new program – Dare To Be A Rockstar Teacher taking the well-being sector of education by storm with this bespoke program.
Read MoreFor young people in Australia, digital literacy is no longer just an advantage – it’s a necessity. Children are entering online spaces earlier in life than ever before, and risks in the digital world evolve quickly. As a result, the fast-moving world of digital literacy education is often left on the backburner.
Read MoreFor young people in Australia, digital literacy is no longer just an advantage – it’s a necessity. Children are entering online spaces earlier in life than ever before, and risks in the digital world evolve quickly. As a result, the fast-moving world of digital literacy education is often left on the backburner.
Read MorePermission granted. Just as teachers were breaking for the holidays in December 2023, the Australian Framework for Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Schools [1] was released, lifting the blanket ban of ChatGPT in public schools to give way to an enabling policy that empowers educators to bring AI into their classrooms.
Read MoreTechnology can be used to expand opportunities for students to participate in deep learning and inspire creative reimagining of what learning looks like – but there’s no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach.
Read MoreEssay grading is a daunting task, and for most teachers, it can take up a significant chunk of the day. But with online essay grading software becoming more advanced, Remboint director Dr Robert Williams says that teachers can potentially save hours of their time, leaving them free to focus on more individual areas of improvement.
Read MoreEvery day in Australian schools, overflowing bins hold the remnants of uneaten lunches and food scraps. This wasted food represents not just a financial burden, but a missed opportunity to equip our future generation with the knowledge and values to create a more sustainable future.
Read MoreEssay grading is a daunting task, and for most teachers, it can take up a significant chunk of the day. But with online essay grading software becoming more advanced, Remboint director Dr Robert Williams says that teachers can potentially save hours of their time, leaving them free to focus on more individual areas of improvement.
Read MoreIn classrooms across the world, educators are at a crossroads where technology, learning methodologies, and culture intersect. Classrooms of the past stand in stark contrast to today’s dynamic environments.
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With 72.4 percent of Australian educators planning their early departure from the field according to Monash University research, the time to tackle the education burnout crisis is far overdue.
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Now more than ever it's important that we encourage and promote truth-telling in our classrooms. The Healing Foundation, together with Stolen Generations survivors and curriculum specialists, have done a lot of the work for you, with the updated, expanded and curriculum v9 aligned, 'Stolen Generations Resource Kit for Teacher and Students' ready to be used by educators across the country.
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As the biggest K-12 curriculum-focused education event on the annual calendar, the National Education Summit (taking place at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre from 14 to 15 June 2024) offers educators an exciting platform for professional development, skills enhancement and networking.
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