Nexus program aims to tackle teacher shortages
20 February, 2024 | Supplied by: La Trobe UniversityThe Nexus program developed by La Trobe University is preparing to expand into NSW schools.
Education workers and the right to disconnect
20 February, 2024Enshrining the 'right to disconnect' in legislation is a win for education workers, according to the IEU-QNT.
Could LEGO robotics improve school attendance rates?
19 February, 2024 | Supplied by: Flinders UniversityAutistic teenagers currently have a school absenteeism rate three times higher than that of their neurotypical peers.
The importance of men in early education
07 February, 2024 | Supplied by: University of South AustraliaA national childhood workforce strategy is needed to encourage more men into early learning professions, according to education experts.
Why the 'big little leap' to kindergarten matters
07 February, 2024According to an Ohio State University study, a child's transition to kindergarten plays a key role in their success at school.
Addressing teacher shortages: more action needed
06 February, 2024With almost 2000 full-time teacher positions unfilled, there are calls for more to be done to address teacher shortages.
VR motion simulator to enhance educational experiences
06 February, 2024 | Supplied by: RMIT UniversityA 360° rotating VR motion simulator for use with training, education and research has been unveiled by RMIT University.
Why start-of-term teacher wellbeing matters for everyone
05 February, 2024 | Supplied by: University of New South WalesResearch suggests that investing in teacher wellbeing not only benefits teachers and students, but also society more broadly.
Grants on offer for education research projects
24 January, 2024Research projects that improve educational outcomes for students in Queensland are being supported by the Queensland Government.
Three key tech trends for education in 2024
23 January, 2024 | Supplied by: SamsungPhil Gaut from Samsung Australia offers insights on the key trends for education in the year ahead.
Does too much screen time damage students' eyes?
19 January, 2024 | Supplied by: University of New South WalesEvidence shows that myopia is on the rise, with half the world predicted to be near-sighted by 2050. Could excessive screen time be to blame?
Online safety education accessed by one million students
03 January, 2024Almost half of Australian schools received online safety guidance from eSafety's network of education providers in 2022–23.
Tackling the digital skills shortage
06 December, 2023The NSW Digital Skills and Workforce Compact was recently launched by the NSW Government.
Using AI to diagnose students with ADHD
05 December, 2023Researchers have used AI to analyse specialised MRI brain scans in teenagers, looking for signs of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Protecting higher education from cyber attacks
04 December, 2023With the higher education sector at increased risk of cyber attacks, cybersecurity professionals remain in high demand.
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