In part two of this series,experts discuss reports of students struggling and teachers being physically attacked in the aftermath of school closures during the pandemic.
The government ordered the shutdown of schools during COVID,disrupting the social and educational progress of children. The impacts are profound and ongoing.
Men are increasingly becoming hard to find in Queensland classrooms. But some schools are attracting the lion’s share.
Closing Sydney’s schools was one of the biggest – and most controversial – calls made during the pandemic. But was it really necessary?
And some wordsmiths are full of beans.
Stripping tasks like lesson planning from teachers risks chipping away at work that teachers highly value and are experts in.
Some NSW schools struggled to fill up to 40 teacher vacancies last year in subjects including English,maths,science,PDHPE and technology.
More students have stunted vocabularies,failing to score more than 50 per cent in NAPLAN tests. Are you any better?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year - unless you work in education and are about to receive piles upon piles of useless gifts from well-meaning parents.
Thousands of public school deputy principals will be told to spend more time teaching under a radical plan to plug widespread staff shortages across the state.
Even better than Yellow Death.