Educational Leadership

The long read: Schools in northern Italy were the first in Europe to close. Since then, teachers, parents and kids across the country have all had to adapt to a new existence – and the results have surprised everyone

Not only did John Krasinski host a virtual senior prom, he was the DJ too.

For every $1 lost in university tuition fees, there is another $1.15 lost in the broader economy. This means loss of university revenue can cost the Australian economy more than $40 billion by 2023.

The coronavirus pandemic is increasing academic gaps, and educators are scrambling to reduce them.

The package includes funding for new short courses for the unemployed, a guaranteed $18 billion for domestic students regardless of enrolment numbers and $100 million in regulatory relief for education providers.

Competition and casualisation must surely now give way to fairness and social responsibility

The COVID-19 pandemic has cast a cloud of uncertainty over higher education. Colleges around the country have shut down and moved teaching online, an

The government can invest in a number of catch-up programs, including summer school and small group tuition, to help children who fall behind due to COVID-19.

As schools close around the world, the nonprofit, free learning site has added resources for families.

Some private schools have begun closing their physical campus and putting their lessons online amid anxiety about COVID-19

In an exclusive interview, the billionaire CEO of the world's most popular video conferencing tool discusses working from home, meeting increased demand and what Zoom is doing to help people cope with COVID-19.

Millions of families face a question that was once unthinkable.

There is a whole lot more to teaching than the misconception of mere chalk and talk.

When teachers are collectively working harder than ever, it's hard to imagine why they should be accused of somehow letting the side down.

As schools move to remote learning, they are already losing track of their most at-risk kids.

If you expect Fall 2020 to allow a return to normal . . . don't. #MindWiresOnline

AUT is deploying a block learning approach to teaching and learning for the remainder of 2020 to help simplify the 2020 academic year for you, our students. You will still learn with us on a year or semester programme - it will just be arranged in blocks. This approach will enable us to remain responsive, flexible and agile and remove some of the uncertainties created by COVID-19.

For some children, learning online will be little more than an inconvenience. For others it will magnify their learning disadvantage. This move is a mass social experiment never done before.

In Britain, the United States and Australia, the coronavirus could blow huge holes in the budgets of universities that have “become addicted to one source of income.”