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Almost three quarters of NSW primary teachers prefer to use pre-recorded music lessons over leading their own, a state-wide study into music education has found. educationhq.com/news/research-…

The negative narrative around ‘teacher quality’ must change, along with the professional standards, to acknowledge the specific personal traits and attributes that research shows make a great teacher, first-of-its kind research has proposed. educationhq.com/news/teacher-q…

"The Entrance has spent the past six years laser-focused on improving its maths teaching. Previously, teaching was highly variable, standards low, and behaviour challenging. Now, [there's] a systematic approach," Daniel Petrie from Grattan Institute writes. educationhq.com/news/lessons-f…

Principals should act now to improve their schools’ approach to maths teaching, researchers from Grattan Institute warn in a new guide for leaders that reveals exactly how seven ‘lighthouse’ schools have transformed maths outcomes for the better. educationhq.com/news/how-seven…

Something feels gravely dogmatic and intuitively ‘off’ about the science of learning agenda that’s being pushed by governments and by others on social media, Rachael Jefferson, PhD 🇬🇧🇦🇺💃🏃🏼‍♀️🚴‍♀️🙏 has argued. educationhq.com/news/teacher-e…

Too much of the paperwork and case management load that goes into supporting students with disability is left to teachers to shoulder, and school leaders ought to step up on this front, learning specialist Charlotte Peverett (she/her) 💉💉🦠 💉💉🦠💉 says. educationhq.com/news/tier-1-no…

Parents of struggling readers are paying hundreds of dollars each term for private tutors who may not be teachers and have no grasp of evidence-based reading instruction, a concerned educator has warned. educationhq.com/news/tutors-us…

Australian teachers are clocking up 52-hour working weeks on average, with some working up to 60 hours or even more, new national data has revealed. educationhq.com/news/were-runn…

Six years – at a minimum – is how long it takes EAL students to learn English to a level where they can fully access the curriculum once they start school, a new Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) study has found. educationhq.com/news/eal-stude…

The Australian Education Union Victorian branch has ramped up its fight for more state funding from the Allan Government, claiming Victorian public schools are missing out on billions of dollars compared to other states. educationhq.com/news/anything-…

ITE should be removed from universities and handed to a group of national training institutions to counter the ‘ideological drift’ and litany of flawed instructional approaches that have derailed our school system for decades, a new paper has proposed. educationhq.com/news/not-doing…

A ‘deepfake crisis response plan’ is something one school leader says all schools should now consider as an essential part of their procedural toolkit if they want to minimise the harm and reputational risk that artificial content poses. educationhq.com/news/developin…

Trials and official rollouts of a Year 1 numeracy check will kick off earlier than planned in all Australian schools with the exception of those in WA, with education ministers backing the move last week. educationhq.com/news/not-a-tes…

A new writing instruction framework for primary and secondary schools has been released by Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) amid the push for writing to be taught explicitly across all subject areas. educationhq.com/news/we-know-w…

Parents of dyslexic children often feel they have to fight to have their child’s needs met in the classroom, reporting their valuable knowledge about the learning disorder is shut down or dismissed by schools, a study has found. educationhq.com/news/ive-had-t…

Teachers are feeling betrayed by their school leadership, reporting a breakdown in trust and a string of empty promises have left them feeling alienated and devalued, research has found. educationhq.com/news/us-and-th…

Teaching has been framed as a ‘sacrificial’ profession, one where ‘going above and beyond’ is simply an expectation of the job – and the ill-effects are playing out in schools across the country, a researcher has argued. educationhq.com/news/the-idea-…

Strong collegial relationships, including those with school leadership, are more critical for early career teachers than bonds they form with students, a sweeping study into teacher belonging has found. educationhq.com/news/casual-ch…

‘Bizarre’ and ‘contradictory’ is how Greg Ashman describes the criticism some academics have cast at AERO as an independent review of the organisation gets underway. educationhq.com/news/school-le…

Collaborative mentoring should be an everyday practice for all teachers, such is its power to lift professional efficacy, strengthen collegial bonds and keep staff in schools, new research has proposed. educationhq.com/news/teachers-…