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 For Education Leaders
How to Take Control of What Cannot be Controlled  An active self-directing and self-empowering process can overcome many of the social and academic challenges faced by students. Read more Empowering Students with Data  Although data is a high priority in schools across the country (and world), a key piece that is often missing from school data conversations is the involvement of students. Data is most impactful when it is known by people who can actually do something about the insights and trends that the data uncovers. When students become data-informed learners they have a better understanding of their ability and potential. Read more Serious Play  Kids like video games and capturing the engagement they usually reserve for gaming and directing it towards learning was gamification’s hope. Teacher Trainers Excluded from Workforce Supply Discussion  The teacher shortage is acute everywhere and as state governments cast about for solutions there is one voice that is conspicuously absent from the discussion in WA, that of the providers of teacher education. Aussie Principals headed to Harvard  Three of Australia’s best and brightest principals have been given the opportunity to undertake a professional education program at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education (Harvard). Resilience, Goal-Setting and a Growth Mindset: 3 Key Ingredients for Student Success  The World Economic Forum has stated that, in order to prepare young students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, our current education systems need to be upgraded in line with the Education 4.0 model. 
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