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Since 1979, there have been more than 100 government inquiries into Australian teacher education. Another review will be handed down later this month, but there's reason to believe this will be the most consequential.

Music education wires children for learning. So with many schools currently trying to improve language and literacy levels, music educator and researcher Dr Anita Collins explains how learning music could be a vital key.

Many organisations are using new technologies to automate decisions about what opportunities are or are not available to us. And this is increasingly impacting children in education.

For Reconciliation Week, primary and secondary students are being encouraged to work with their local Indigenous community to translate an Acknowledgement of Country into the first language of their local area.

As parents grapple with decisions about their children's education, they often ask which musical instrument their children should learn. But for a child to get the full musical and cognitive benefits from learning an instrument, it's about matching the right instrument for the right child.

The quest to become 'fit' has always involved innovation.

Teacher and author John Marsden fosters a sense of adventure and a culture of inclusiveness and creativity at his school in Victoria. In this opinion piece, he explains why he places a lot of value on firsthand experiences — both for students and teachers.

Finnish educator Pasi Sahlberg has studied education systems, analysed education policies and advised education reforms around the world. He has three ideas, inspired by lessons from abroad, to make our primary schools better and fairer places for children.

The Seattle Krakens progress has been fast and furious, from finishing last in the Pacific Division in their first season to reaching the Stanley Cup Playoffs in their second.