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The Research Files Episode 113: Unpacking PISA 2025 with Dr Jonas Bertling
The Research Files Episode 113: Unpacking PISA 2025 with Dr Jonas Bertling

Following the release of the PISA 2025 results last week, Dominique Beech is joined by Dr Jonas Bertling, Research Director of ACER Implementation and Reporting and co-author of the report sharing Australia’s PISA 2025 results, to unpack the 2025 findings and the implications for educators.

Research news: Audiobooks as a pathway to student reading
Research news: Audiobooks as a pathway to student reading

Research involving over 110,000 children and young people has examined their audiobook listening habits in their spare time. Findings suggest that audiobooks can be a potential pathway into reading for students. We speak to the report’s lead author to find out more. 

How to build a legacy that goes beyond your job – lessons for teachers and school leaders
How to build a legacy that goes beyond your job – lessons for teachers and school leaders

If you’re a teacher, developing leadership skills through continued professional education can enhance your skills and build a legacy that goes beyond the classroom. Courses like Rockhurst University Ed.D. programs equip educators with the skills needed to influence educational practice, strengthen school communities, and leave a lasting mark.

School pride and belonging – designing a new school uniform
School pride and belonging – designing a new school uniform

Earlier this year, Mosman Park School for Deaf Children (MPSDC) unveiled their new school uniform. Based on the colours of the Deaf Flag, it was designed to promote pride, visibility and connection for the school community. We speak to Principal Monique Smith to find out more about the design process and the impact on student belonging. 

Tax tips for teachers 2026: What you can and can’t claim for as an educator
Tax tips for teachers 2026: What you can and can’t claim for as an educator

Tax time for the 2025-26 financial year is quickly approaching here in Australia. In this article, we draw on expertise from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and tax services company H&R Block, to hear more about teacher returns for 2026 – including claiming fuel costs, implications for teachers using social media for work, and more. 

National Reconciliation Week 2026 – Researching education: 5 further readings on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education
National Reconciliation Week 2026 – Researching education: 5 further readings on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education

National Reconciliation Week kicks off next week – a time for all Australians to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. In this edition of 5 further readings, we share 5 resources on the topic of First Nations education.

Growing student voice, collaboration and creative confidence through Trop Jr
Growing student voice, collaboration and creative confidence through Trop Jr

More than a competition, Trop Jr is a rich learning experience that supports curriculum outcomes while strengthening creative confidence and student agency. Find out more about Trop Jr, the benefits, and free classroom resources for Years 5 to 10, including a Teacher Guide to support planning, assessment and curriculum alignment, in this article.

Infographic: How schools can help with student worries
Infographic: How schools can help with student worries

A 2025 survey of 400 school students across Australia in years 7-12 focused on the topic of wellbeing. This infographic shares some of the results related to students’ biggest worries and the top 10 areas where they believe that schools could help them.

PISA 2029: Media and AI Literacy – key concepts, curriculum links and competences
PISA 2029: Media and AI Literacy – key concepts, curriculum links and competences

Media and Artificial Intelligence Literacy (MAIL) has been announced as the innovative domain for PISA 2029. The OECD has already released the first draft framework, offering an early understanding of how media literacy and AI literacy intersect and link to other curriculum areas, the key concepts and big ideas, and how to nurture the related competences.

Social media age restrictions – early impact of reforms and teacher insights
Social media age restrictions – early impact of reforms and teacher insights

Australia introduced social media age restrictions at the end of last year, sparking widespread global interest. The eSafety Commissioner has released an update on the first 3 months of implementation and in this article, we explore the early impact of the reforms, areas of good practice and concern, and insights from educators and parents.