Melbourne Graduate School of Education
Education
Rebuilding trust in a less trusting environment
COVID-19 and lockdowns have challenged our trust in institutions and in each other, but simple every day actions can help us to rebuild
Education
Book extract
Finding what really works in education
Using data and reason, rather than intuition, to decide where to invest the large sums spent globally on education, would make a huge difference to the learning outcomes of many students
Education
Rewriting the book on literature teaching
As the literary landscape evolves, so does how the subject is taught in schools. How are our new teachers coping with the challenge?
Education
Changing the shape of teaching
50 years ago Wesley Imms’ classroom was a ship. The next year a spaceship. Those memories sparked his quest for learning spaces to fit the needs of 21st century schoolkids.
Education
Getting school refusers back to class
How a ground-breaking intervention program is working with families and schools to get children learning again
Education
Four ways to unlock the potential of Australian students
Governments and education leaders must work together in the national interest to reverse the declining education performance
Education
Making a case for teacher aides
A recent study suggests they actually hinder student progress, but it is the teacher aides themselves who deserve a helping hand
Arts & Culture
An unflinching look inside our classrooms
Professor Field Rickards says a landmark documentary shows just how hard teaching is – and why Australian education is ready for transformation
Arts & Culture
The key to teaching collaboration
An online tool to measure students’ collaborative problem solving skills is helping teachers equip students for the modern world of work