Remote Education Systems
About the project The Remote Education Systems (RES) project aims to find out how remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities can get the best benefit from the teaching and…
Read More →Closing the ‘digital divide’ for disadvantaged students
Thursday 21 January 2016 Joint Media Release from The Department of Education and Training Senator the Hon Simon Birmingham Minister for Education and Training The Hon Christopher Pyne MP Minister for…
Read More →Inspiring Educators: An Interview with Mr Brian O’Neill
The Team at Faculty recently spoke with Mr Brian O’Neill, who is principal of Calen District College and President for the Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia…
Read More →Five new frameworks that can drive teacher education reform
Written by Professor John Fischetti for The Conversation There have been more than 100 reports critiquing teacher education in Australia since the 1970s. These reports led to new tests and…
Read More →Rural Voices Gather in the City
A prominent K-12 Queensland school principal and a number of leading academics will this week attend a conference at Deakin University’s Geelong Waterfront campus to discuss the future of rural…
Read More →Notre Dame Pre-service Teachers contribute to the lives of the children in the Tjuntjuntjara Remote Community
Written by Glenda Cain, The University of Notre Dame Australia The Principal of the Tjuntjuntjara Remote Community School, Daniel Havelberg, has great praise for the ten The University of Notre Dame…
Read More →Student Teacher Draws on Scientific Experience to Lead Whale Shark Project
Written by Murdoch University and Dr Susan Ledger A Murdoch University education student is taking the lead on a whale shark tagging project which will see pupils from schools across WA follow…
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