Academic Resilience: Systematic Review Findings" PROJECT_DESCRIPTION: I am looking for an experienced academic writer to put together a comprehensive summary of major findings from a systematic review focusing on persistence and academic resilience in K-
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Persistence and academic resilience – how learning happens
Feb 16,2026
In his new Teacher column, Professor Martin Westwell – Chief Executive of the South Australian Department for Education – shares findings from a major systematic review of persistence and academic resilience across K-12 education. He highlights how persistence and resilience are not fixed personality traits but rather a part of the learning process, shaped by task design, classroom conditions, and how teachers respond when students struggle.
expertise, effective teaching methods, evidence-based practice, feedback, short articles
Research news: Vitamins and self-care hot topics for student writing
Research news: Vitamins and self-care hot topics for student writing
Feb 13,2026
What do ‘friend’, ‘cost’ and ‘privacy’ have in common? They’re all past winners of Oxford’s Australian Children’s Word of the Year. Now we can add ‘vitamin’ to the list, with the latest research highlighting an increase in students writing about self-care. Find out what else made the shortlist, and about some of the changes in the rankings of the 100 highest-frequency words, in today’s article.
literacy, writing, spelling, research news, short articles
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Feb 09,2026
The new ‘water classroom’ at All Saints’ College in Western Australia is designed to bring curriculum, culture and wellbeing together in one place. In today’s photo story, we learn more about the physical space, how it encourages students to engage with their natural environment, and the impact on their mental health and wellbeing.
learning spaces, evidence-based practice, school culture, student welfare, outdoor education, short articles
Rouble Nagi from India wins the 2026 Global Teacher Prize
Rouble Nagi from India wins the 2026 Global Teacher Prize
Feb 06,2026
A pioneering educator and acclaimed artist from India who has transformed neglected walls into hundreds of vibrant, open-air learning centres has won the $1 million 2026 Global Teacher Prize. Rouble Nagi creates large-scale, interactive educational murals teaching literacy, numeracy, science, hygiene, history, environmental awareness, and social responsibility.
leading teachers, expertise, the arts, equal education, international, short articles
Lesson activities: The power of comedy scriptwriting in the classroom
Lesson activities: The power of comedy scriptwriting in the classroom
Feb 05,2026
‘Comedy scriptwriting doesn’t just teach literacy, it gives young people the confidence and creativity to see themselves as writers, performers and storytellers.’ Bridget Hanna – Education Manager at the Australian Children’s Television Foundation – shares how comedy scriptwriting brings energy, laughter and collaboration into the classroom and helps develop literacy and language skills.
learning activities, literacy, writing, creativity, education resources, the arts, reader submission, short articles
Teachers’ social-emotional confidence at the start of term supports ongoing wellbeing
Teachers’ social-emotional confidence at the start of term supports ongoing wellbeing
Feb 02,2026
‘Teaching is filled with social and emotional interactions. Supporting teachers to feel more confident in managing these situations appears to be vital for their wellbeing.’ In today’s article Rebecca J. Collie shares her new research that examines teachers’ social-emotional confidence, the role of school leader support in fostering it, and how this confidence is associated with wellbeing later on in the school term.
teacher welfare, research news, reader submission, short articles
Teacher’s Bookshelf: Using research well – a school case study
Teacher’s Bookshelf: Using research well – a school case study
Jan 28,2026
Our first Teacher’s Bookshelf of 2026 features the open-access guide How to Use Research Evidence Well In Education: A Guide For Educators and Leaders. This excerpt shares a school case study of what identifying a clear purpose looks like in action.
school leaders, evidence-based practice, strategic planning, assessment, short articles
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Recognising inspiring student projects
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Recognising inspiring student projects
Jan 22,2026
The Zayed Sustainability Prize is a global award that recognises organisations and high schools that are delivering practical, scalable solutions to some of the world’s most pressing sustainability challenges. Last week, the Prize announced the cohort of 2026 winners in a ceremony held during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. In today’s article, we learn more about the 6 winning high schools from 6 world regions.
partnerships in education, sustainability, critical thinking, creativity, environmental sciences, international, short articles
Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026
Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026
Dec 16,2025
The top 50 finalists for the US$1 million Global Teacher Prize have just been announced, bringing together nominees from 38 countries. They include 2 teachers from Australia – Colleen O'Rourke and Jade Bassett. Find out more in today’s article.
leading teachers, expertise, STEM, international, short articles
Skim, Swim, Soak, Dive – a differentiated professional learning model
Skim, Swim, Soak, Dive – a differentiated professional learning model
Dec 04,2025
‘There is no shortage of professional commitment in schools, just hours in the day. So, what might it look like to craft professional learning in a way that tries to respect both time constraints and hunger for quality?’ In this reader contribution, Lia Sharma – Head of Professional Growth at Roseville College, NSW – shares a differentiated model.
professional learning, reader submission, short articles
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Feb 16,2026
In his new Teacher column, Professor Martin Westwell – Chief Executive of the South Australian Department for Education – shares findings from a major systematic review of persistence and academic resilience across K-12 education. He highlights how persistence and resilience are not fixed personality traits but rather a part of the learning process, shaped by task design, classroom conditions, and how teachers respond when students struggle.
expertise, effective teaching methods, evidence-based practice, feedback, short articles
Research news: Vitamins and self-care hot topics for student writing
Research news: Vitamins and self-care hot topics for student writing
Feb 13,2026
What do ‘friend’, ‘cost’ and ‘privacy’ have in common? They’re all past winners of Oxford’s Australian Children’s Word of the Year. Now we can add ‘vitamin’ to the list, with the latest research highlighting an increase in students writing about self-care. Find out what else made the shortlist, and about some of the changes in the rankings of the 100 highest-frequency words, in today’s article.
literacy, writing, spelling, research news, short articles
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Feb 09,2026
The new ‘water classroom’ at All Saints’ College in Western Australia is designed to bring curriculum, culture and wellbeing together in one place. In today’s photo story, we learn more about the physical space, how it encourages students to engage with their natural environment, and the impact on their mental health and wellbeing.
learning spaces, evidence-based practice, school culture, student welfare, outdoor education, short articles
Rouble Nagi from India wins the 2026 Global Teacher Prize
Rouble Nagi from India wins the 2026 Global Teacher Prize
Feb 06,2026
A pioneering educator and acclaimed artist from India who has transformed neglected walls into hundreds of vibrant, open-air learning centres has won the $1 million 2026 Global Teacher Prize. Rouble Nagi creates large-scale, interactive educational murals teaching literacy, numeracy, science, hygiene, history, environmental awareness, and social responsibility.
leading teachers, expertise, the arts, equal education, international, short articles
Lesson activities: The power of comedy scriptwriting in the classroom
Lesson activities: The power of comedy scriptwriting in the classroom
Feb 05,2026
‘Comedy scriptwriting doesn’t just teach literacy, it gives young people the confidence and creativity to see themselves as writers, performers and storytellers.’ Bridget Hanna – Education Manager at the Australian Children’s Television Foundation – shares how comedy scriptwriting brings energy, laughter and collaboration into the classroom and helps develop literacy and language skills.
learning activities, literacy, writing, creativity, education resources, the arts, reader submission, short articles
Teachers’ social-emotional confidence at the start of term supports ongoing wellbeing
Teachers’ social-emotional confidence at the start of term supports ongoing wellbeing
Feb 02,2026
‘Teaching is filled with social and emotional interactions. Supporting teachers to feel more confident in managing these situations appears to be vital for their wellbeing.’ In today’s article Rebecca J. Collie shares her new research that examines teachers’ social-emotional confidence, the role of school leader support in fostering it, and how this confidence is associated with wellbeing later on in the school term.
teacher welfare, research news, reader submission, short articles
Teacher’s Bookshelf: Using research well – a school case study
Teacher’s Bookshelf: Using research well – a school case study
Jan 28,2026
Our first Teacher’s Bookshelf of 2026 features the open-access guide How to Use Research Evidence Well In Education: A Guide For Educators and Leaders. This excerpt shares a school case study of what identifying a clear purpose looks like in action.
school leaders, evidence-based practice, strategic planning, assessment, short articles
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Recognising inspiring student projects
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Recognising inspiring student projects
Jan 22,2026
The Zayed Sustainability Prize is a global award that recognises organisations and high schools that are delivering practical, scalable solutions to some of the world’s most pressing sustainability challenges. Last week, the Prize announced the cohort of 2026 winners in a ceremony held during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. In today’s article, we learn more about the 6 winning high schools from 6 world regions.
partnerships in education, sustainability, critical thinking, creativity, environmental sciences, international, short articles
Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026
Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026
Dec 16,2025
The top 50 finalists for the US$1 million Global Teacher Prize have just been announced, bringing together nominees from 38 countries. They include 2 teachers from Australia – Colleen O'Rourke and Jade Bassett. Find out more in today’s article.
leading teachers, expertise, STEM, international, short articles
Skim, Swim, Soak, Dive – a differentiated professional learning model
Skim, Swim, Soak, Dive – a differentiated professional learning model
Dec 04,2025
‘There is no shortage of professional commitment in schools, just hours in the day. So, what might it look like to craft professional learning in a way that tries to respect both time constraints and hunger for quality?’ In this reader contribution, Lia Sharma – Head of Professional Growth at Roseville College, NSW – shares a differentiated model.
professional learning, reader submission, short articles
1 2 ... 85 Next
Teacher bulletin
Best Teacher MagazineTop Podcasts for Teachers
Popular articles
2026 Global Teacher Prize winner
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Persistence and resilience in K-12 learning
Research news: Disability in picture books
The effect of student tardiness on learning
Popular Podcasts
Teacher 2025: Our year in podcasts
Managing school library and reading spaces
Podcast exclusive with Dr Kristina Kallas
Addressing religion in diverse classrooms
Teacher Staffroom: Looking at learning spaces