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20 décembre 2015

New Aboriginal languages course should count towards ATARs

By Jakelin Troy. From 2016, high school students will be able to study any one of the 70 or more Aboriginal languages of New South Wales. Teachers, academics and the wider community have fought hard for this policy shift in this state. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Year 12 results day: does the ATAR actually matter that much?

By Shane Duggan. This morning, thousands of young people will be glued to their mobile phones for good reason. It’s the first day that Australian Tertiary Admissions Rankings (ATARs) are released to students. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Why is being a school principal one of the most dangerous jobs in the country?

By John Fischetti and Scott Imig. Miner, commercial fisherman, firefighter, school principal. Would you have placed your local school head among the ranks of such dangerous jobs? Most likely you would not. However, a survey released this week makes the case that our school heads are suffering greatly. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Funding barriers shut out asylum seekers and refugees from further education

By Asher Hirsch and Joyce Chia. If people seeking asylum and refugees on temporary visas want to go to TAFE or university, they need to pay international student fees, often in the tens of thousands of dollars. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Will the impact framework fix the problems the research audit found?

By Claire Smith and Dawn Bennett. The results from the latest university research audit indicate that research in Australia is improving. This suggests that the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) exercise is working: ERA has achieved its main aim of boosting the quality of Australian research. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Why are our 15 year olds falling behind in reading and writing?

By Misty Adoniou. Our 15 year olds are continuing to fall behind in literacy, according to latest figures from the national testing scheme NAPLAN. So far, the solutions devised by our politicians have been useless. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Reforming vocational education: it’s time to end the exploitation of vulnerable people

By Mary Leahy. Australia’s vocational education sector is a mess. Tightening regulation and tweaking some of the settings will contain the damage, but these measures alone will not address deeper problems in the sector. More...

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20 décembre 2015

Australian graduates who move overseas will have to pay back student loans

By Claire Shaw. University graduates who move overseas for more than six months will now have to pay back their student loans.
Until now, graduates who moved abroad were under no obligation to repay their student debt while they lived in another country. More...

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19 décembre 2015

Watt report suggests financial incentives for measuring research impact

By Claire Shaw. A government report on research funding and policy recommends introducing a financial incentive to ensure university research benefits society and business. More...

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19 décembre 2015

Why Cuba is an education success story and what it can teach Africa

By Clive Kronenberg. Cuba takes education very seriously. It became a top priority after Fidel Castro became prime minister in 1959 and this helped the country shake its mantle as the most unequal of the Hispanic Caribbean territories during both the colonial and post colonial early 20th century periods. More...

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