Temporary Teachers Common In Australia’s New South Wales Schools
One in five teachers in New South Wales public schools are employed on temporary contracts, a study has found.
Education K-12
Rivers May Not Recover From Drought: Australian Study
An Australian study has overturned the common assumption that rivers always recover after drought.
Mexico’s Teachers Celebrate Their Day, But Don’t See A Good Monetary Reward
Mexico is one of the countries where teachers earn less and do not receive a good retirement fund.
Teacher’s Day In Mexico Raises Fears About School Reopening
Many teachers and parents feel it is still not safe to reopen schools and return to in-person classes.
Political Divisions Color Debate Over In-Person Classes In Argentina
The Supreme Court rules in a dispute between President Alberto Fernández and the opposition.
Mexico’s Education Reform Could Be A Pipe Dream
The universal right to go to school in equitable conditions is an elusive goal, especially during the pandemic.
Australian Schools Trial Changes Gender Attitudes
Primary school students in Australia’s Victoria and Queensland involved in a pilot program have shown improved gender attitudes
Health Dilemma: Teachers Are Unsure About Going Back To School In Mexico
Even those who had received the COVID-19 vaccine say that it is not yet time to go back.
Artificial Intelligence Ramps Up Speech Therapy Success
Technology is the key to more focused, higher intensity interventions, biomedical engineer says.