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Navigating the Manosphere – what educators need to know
Navigating the Manosphere – what educators need to know

Many female teachers are reporting increased challenges to their authority and expertise with students echoing language from online influencers. It's linked to a growing online movement known as the Manosphere. Here we unpack what the Manosphere is, why it’s seeping into classrooms, and what schools can do in response. 

How qualified teacher librarians empower students and teachers for success
How qualified teacher librarians empower students and teachers for success

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, the role of the teacher librarian has never been more important. Charles Sturt University’s Master of Education (Teacher Librarianship) course is tailored for qualified teachers who wish to specialise in this critical field, offering flexible online delivery designed to fit into your busy schedule. 

Strengthening Induction through Quality Teaching Rounds
Strengthening Induction through Quality Teaching Rounds

More than 800 teachers from over 200 schools in every state and territory have taken part in the Strengthening Induction through Quality Teaching Rounds project. The evidence collected to date shows that participation in Quality Teaching Rounds has reduced burnout and improved wellbeing and professional community. 

Teachers often see the signs of domestic and family violence first – why DV-alert training matters
Teachers often see the signs of domestic and family violence first – why DV-alert training matters

School can be a safe space for children and families affected by domestic and family violence. While the signs aren’t always obvious, being able to recognise when something might be wrong, and knowing how to respond in a calm, safe, and supportive way, can make a real difference.

Musica Viva Australia’s 2026 education program: Celebrating 45 years of musical learning
Musica Viva Australia’s 2026 education program: Celebrating 45 years of musical learning

In 2026, Musica Viva Australia proudly celebrates 45 years as one of the country’s leading providers of music education. Since 1981, our program has supported teachers and students across Australia by delivering creative, curriculum-aligned experiences that enrich classroom learning through the power of music.

What’s next for you as an educator?
What’s next for you as an educator?

As an educator, you’re helping to shape the next generation of leaders, thinkers and creators. Discover your own path forward with a qualification to advance your career in education. At the University of Melbourne, our innovative and world-leading curriculum underpinned by our research makes us a destination of choice for educators.

Online safety: Using the 4Cs framework to identify risk
Online safety: Using the 4Cs framework to identify risk

Conversations about children’s online safety are fixated on the most visible harms. The Alannah & Madeline Foundation uses the 4cs framework (Content, Contact, Conduct and Compulsion) to explain why this approach will never achieve lasting results.  

STTOP brings sustainability to life in the classroom
STTOP brings sustainability to life in the classroom

STTOP’s free, fast-paced sustainability program has landed in Aussie classrooms. What started as a series of fun, fast-paced YouTube videos has evolved into a national education program helping Aussie students take action and become advocates for a more sustainable future, right from the classroom.

One teacher's mission – making quality music education accessible to all Australian schools
One teacher's mission – making quality music education accessible to all Australian schools

‘The challenge facing many primary educators is not whether music education matters, but how to deliver quality music programs when they lack the specialised training, resources, or confidence to teach music effectively.’ Find out more about the Fun Music Company’s teacher-friendly, curriculum-aligned programs making quality music education accessible to every primary classroom.

Screen time with a purpose: meet students where they are
Screen time with a purpose: meet students where they are

Today’s students are entering school with more digital literacy than ever before and there is an advantage to leaning into this skill. Educators can meet students where they are and introduce screen time with a purpose.  Sora, used in thousands of schools across the world, including Australian schools, provides access to ebooks, audiobooks, comics and more – all in one platform.