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 For Education Leaders
Teaching - Why Do It?  Not all teaching is miracle conversions and epiphanies. Much of it is persistence - you turn up regularly. You stay with the processes that you know work even if the results aren’t immediate. You take suggestion and criticism. You don’t shirk the hard conversations with disengaged kids. You hold fast to the simple maxim that it is your classroom. You protect that space and what goes on there because it is only if you do that then kids can feel safe and secure and learn. Read more Stress Linked to Explosive Behaviours  We have seen some pretty alarming behaviours in schools, the why of it is harder to identify but you can safely say that these emotional outbursts and even violence do not happen without some kind of predicate. Free Road Safety Education Programs for Victorian Secondary Schools  Developed by the Victorian Transport Accident Commission (TAC) in partnership with Melbourne Museum, Road to Zero is an award-winning, state-of-the-art Education Complex at Melbourne Museum. What’s Really Happening in Primary English Teaching  Australian teachers are highly knowledgeable, confident in their practice, and evidence-aligned in the way they teach reading - but they overwhelmingly call for stronger and more consistent system-level support. Remote Schools Need to Change to Engage First Nations Students  First Nations schools must shift their focus from attendance figures to creating safer, more engaging learning environments. Parents Key to Unlocking Love of Writing in Kids  When parents encourage fun, engaging, and collaborative writing activities in the home, their positive influence has a direct impact on their child’s love of writing and writing skill. 
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