teacher attrition

Why Women Teachers Are Leaving the Classroom Now

By Adriana Bonifacio, Jo Lampert and Stephanie Wescott

For decades, teaching has been framed as a “family-friendly” profession, appealing to women with caregiving responsibilities due to

Readiness to teach? That will take time and development

By Nerida Spina, Rebecca Spooner-Lane, Elizabeth Briant and Julia Mascadri 

When it comes to new teachers, there is an expectation that they are “classroom ready” from day one

Why these quick fixes won’t work for teaching today or tomorrow

By Carly Sawatzki

If you belong to a social media group for teachers, you’ve inevitably seen a post that goes like

Teachers say it’s crazy now. That’s not even the whole story

By Mihajla Gavin and Susan McGrath-Champ

The crisis facing teachers and the teaching profession over the last decade at an international level is well-established

So wrong: Inspirational campaigns will never work. Here’s why

By Saul Karnovsky

The Federal government recently launched two high profile campaigns to attract people into the teaching profession.  The first seeks to raise the status of teaching through a series of rather saccharine videos showcasing inspirational classroom teacher stories as “Be That Teacher” “Be That Teacher”. Costing a whopping $10 million this glossy marketing strategy aims to

Where we’ve been in the year so far – and a quick visit with Tibetan students

Follow the link for this fascinating post: Innovating English language curriculum through translanguaging in Tibet: fostering plurilingual identity

A frantic year for education. ICYMI – here are our big reads of the year

Thank you to our many wonderful readers so far this year – and particularly to our many wonderful

What the remarkable Mr Laing did next

By Paul Laing

Editor’s note: In 2021, Paul Laing won EduResearch Matters Blog/Blogger of the Year Award, which recognises an outstanding

What we must do now to rescue Australian schools

By Scott Eacott

We expect education to be a catalyst for more equitable and inclusive societies yet too often governments and systems deploy one-stop solutions without detailed plans for how exactly improvements will be achieved or at what costs. The Building Education Systems for Equity and Inclusion report comes from an Academy of Social Sciences of Australia workshop

Why restoring trust in teaching now could fix the teacher shortage

By Babak Dadvand

Burnout is blamed for an exodus of teachers contributing to ‘a teacher shortage crisis’ in Australian schools. The