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Quality teaching is the key to reform

Refining classroom practice through quality professional development is key to reform when quick outcomes are sought.

Jenny Gore
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Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge has set a goal for Australian schools to be back among the world’s top nations in reading, maths and science by 2030, and says this is achievable by focusing on three areas: quality teaching, curriculum and assessment.

Tudge rightly identifies quality teaching as the most important in-school factor determining student performance.

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