Professional learning

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Leadership lessons teachers can learn from everyday experiences
Leadership lessons teachers can learn from everyday experiences

Keuka College, founded in 1890 as a private undergraduate and graduate residential college, is located on the shore of Keuka Lake in New York State’s Finger Lakes region. Keuka College's CSWE-accredited, fully online Master of Social Work (MSW) degree program builds on CSWE standards to help students gain the skills and confidence to meet the needs of a growing workforce.

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.

Leadership resources: Whole-school curriculum planning
Leadership resources: Whole-school curriculum planning

Many Teacher readers have explicitly requested for us to publish content on curriculum implementation. New curriculum leadership resources have recently been released by ACARA – in this article, we explore the 8 key aspects covered and examples of how they can be used in various school settings. 

Teacher Staffroom Episode 77: AI in schools – what does it mean for teaching and learning?
Teacher Staffroom Episode 77: AI in schools – what does it mean for teaching and learning?

AI tools are becoming more embedded in students’ lives. At Teacher, we know this is an area where educators are seeking practical support and so this month, we’ve published a range of articles to help. In today’s Teacher Staffroom episode, I’ll take you through the key highlights, along with a few extra pieces you won’t want to miss.

Podcast special: EDUtech 2026 – our reflections and conference highlights
Podcast special: EDUtech 2026 – our reflections and conference highlights

EDUtech is one of the largest and most prominent education and technology events on our calendar for 2026. Over 2 days last week, Teacher magazine’s Rebecca Vukovic and Dominique Beech were there in Sydney for the event, and in today’s podcast special they share their reflections on the sessions they attended, as well as other conference highlights. 

EDUtech 2026: AI, assessment, and keeping humans in the loop
EDUtech 2026: AI, assessment, and keeping humans in the loop

EDUtech has just wrapped up for 2026, and the Teacher team were in Sydney for the 2-day conference to have conversations with the education community and hear from both local and international speakers. Read our insights here.

Teacher professional learning – real-world lessons on financial literacy
Teacher professional learning – real-world lessons on financial literacy

Buy-now pay-later services, pocket money apps, online scams, gambling advertising and cryptocurrency are part of some students’ everyday lives. In today’s article, 2 mathematics teachers from Marryatville High School in South Australia share how they’ve applied some of their learning from a professional development partnership into their financial literacy electives for year 9 and 10. 

School Improvement Episode 68: A people-focused professional learning program
School Improvement Episode 68: A people-focused professional learning program

In this episode of School Improvement, Dominique Beech is joined by teacher Gus Humphries who tells us all about the professional learning program he developed, Questions for Thinking (Q4T). Q4T allows teachers to investigate and develop an area of their practice through a confidential partnership. In our conversation, Gus expands on the program design and the impact it's having on staff and school culture. 

The Research Files Episode 107: Professor Alex Bowers on types of school leadership and targeting professional development
The Research Files Episode 107: Professor Alex Bowers on types of school leadership and targeting professional development

Professor Alex Bowers from New York joins Dominique Beech to discuss his research into school leadership types and teacher professional development needs. The conversation covers the alignment of perceptions between teachers and principals regarding school leadership, his innovative idea for re-organising how we target professional development, and more. 

The Research Files Episode 106: Unpacking effective supports for teacher and leader induction
The Research Files Episode 106: Unpacking effective supports for teacher and leader induction

‘Induction and mentoring is about bringing your academic capability to life in the reality of a classroom.’ In today’s podcast, CEO of AITSL Tim Bullard joins Teacher Deputy Editor Rebecca Vukovic to talk all about improving induction for both early career teachers and school leaders.