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 For Education Leaders
It’s Eerie - But We Can Predict the Future of Education  Like those drivers heading toward the jam, our students begin the journey full of optimism. We can see exactly where the bottleneck is. We know what’s ahead. The question is - will we wave them through into the same fate, or will we clear the road so there’s no traffic jam to start with. Read more Vale Dr Neil MacNeill: A Leader of Leaders  Neil was someone I saw as a leader of leaders. When I think of the saying “We stand on the shoulders of giants,” I think of Neil as those shoulders. He grew so many leaders who, in turn, have grown even more leaders because of what he taught, modelled and stood for. His influence on the educational landscape of Western Australia was significant, far greater than many people may realise and it will continue to be felt for decades to come. Read more Deliver Informed, Culturally Responsive Education for Indigenous Students  Aurora Education Foundation is excited to announce the inaugural webinar about delivering more informed and culturally responsive education for Indigenous students. Phone Ban Benefits Mental health  New research by Flinders University and international experts focused on school students’ feedback before and after mobile phone bans were introduced in South Australia in June 2023, as well as in-depth follow-up insights from hundreds of students on the mobile phone ban. Young Australians Discover New Face of Manufacturing  According to the pundits, manufacturing has been dead or dying for years, not true, manufacturing is diverse dynamic and very much alive and it needs people to staff it. Discussion to Consolidate Education Bodies Begins  The proposal by Education Minister Jason Clare for the establishment of a new Teaching and Learning Commission is an opportunity for a national discussion about how to strengthen the national education architecture for the teaching profession. 
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