Revealed: NSW teachers named among nation’s best
In school yards across the state, Sydney educators inspire our children to learn, dream and connect. Now after thousands of nominations — we shine a light on some of NSW’s best.
In school yards across the state, Sydney educators inspire our children to learn, dream and connect. Now after thousands of nominations — we shine a light on some of NSW’s best.
In classrooms and school yards these educators inspire our children to learn, dream and connect. Now after thousands of nominations — we shine a light on some of the state’s best.
Queensland students are in good hands, with the state’s top teachers described in their “report cards” as inspiring, empowering, supportive and sensitive. SEE THE LIST
A world-altering pandemic was just the wake-up call Jarrod Lucas needed to pivot and become a teacher, which helped him “genuinely change lives”.
Our students are in good hands, with Australia’s finest teachers variously described in their “report cards” as inspiring, empowering, supportive and sensitive. See some of SA’s best.
When Paul Baks learned only one girl at his school was playing sport, he came up with a plan. See how his small act has changed his students’ lives – and why he’s immortalised it forever.
A small Mornington Peninsula high school is tackling two of the biggest problems in Australian education – classroom behaviour and literacy levels – thanks to the dedication of two teachers.
Thanks to Officeworks and News Corp’s Australia’s Best Teachers campaign, students can download a letter template to acknowledge their favourite teachers. HERE’S HOW
Thanks to Officeworks and News Corp’s Australia’s Best Teachers campaign, students can download a letter template to acknowledge their favourite teachers. HERE’S HOW
While students have been benefiting from using AI to enhance their learning, teachers should be using it to cut down on bloated workloads.
Since arriving in Australia after being forced to flee Iraq, Enas Hano has learnt English, computer skills and gained employment – all thanks to her kids’ Broadmeadows school.
There must be a place to celebrate great teaching and schools that are making a difference to their communities, writes Professor Carolyn Evans.
Teacher Nathaen Moore spent five years working in luxury hotels before becoming a teacher. He uses that worldly experience to excite young minds.
Michelle Magalona spent more than a decade designing hi-tech computer chips before becoming a teacher – and her students are now benefiting from her real-world experience.
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