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Supporting early literacy with story-based adaptive assessment

4 augusti
A new assessment program launched by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) today aims to spot literacy difficulties before children fall behind and these gaps widen. Developed for students in Foundation to Year 1, PAT Early Literacy measures phonics and related skills, listening comprehension and reading comprehension.

Research news: Teachers’ role in quality outdoor play and experiential learning

4 augusti
Spending time outside supports student wellbeing and physical health, but it’s about much more than just access to facilities. As a teacher, how confident are you in facilitating outdoor play for students? What barriers do you face? As a school leader, do you support staff to engage students in outdoor play during the school day?

Kinesiske unge med AI-adgang klarer eksamen markant dårligere

3 augusti
Forskere fra Stockholm og Hongkong har set på data om 26.000 kinesiske elever over 30 måneder i. hvad der svarer til udskoling og gymnasium. Forskerne konkluderer, at eleverne bruger kortere tid på opgaver og lektier, men får alligevel højere karakterer, når de har adgang til generativ kunstig intelligens.

Of course they care! Understanding the caring work of principals in Australian government schools

11 juni
Some emotional labour performed by school principals can be described as care work. This article explores how care is performed by 40 principals who shared their feelings about managing a critical incident via a national qualitative survey.

Digit competences as a challenge for Polish school leaders: bridging policy expectations and practice

11 juni
The ongoing digital transformation is forcing changes both in society and education. This qualitative study identifies the challenges faced by school leaders in Poland in the context of the development of students’ digital competences.
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