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Autonomy over what? Reclaiming intelligent professionalism in school leadership

Anna Hogan argues that the principle of autonomy for principals has not been as worthwhile or as empowering as promised.…

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Reading Between the Syllabus: Searching for Women in the Secondary School History Curriculum

Jen Sonter, in the last of the 2025 In Focus articles on Women in History, explores how teachers can include…

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Teachers’ work and working conditions: Collaborating to drive change

Susan McGrath-Champ et al. introduce a series of articles on teachers’ work and working conditions. Their work provides an update…

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Teachers’ voices and their unions

Mihajla Gavin et al. address the importance of teacher unions as the collective voice of teachers to counter policies that…

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Temporary teachers and precarious work

Meghan Stacey et al. provide a historical context to the introduction of the temporary teacher category and its implications of…

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Teacher workload and intensifying demands

Rachel Wilson et al. provide insights into teachers’ work through research, including interviews, workshops and questionnaires. . . It won’t…

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The Three Cs of TAFE – Collegiality, compassion, and collaboration

Melissa Preston highlights the role of collegiality, compassion, and collaboration within the context of teaching in TAFE. . . The…

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A Primary Teacher’s Guide to the ‘new’ Mathematics Syllabus K-6

Catherine Myson-Foehner provides a guide to the new Mathematics Syllabus K-6… The price of doing the same old thing is…

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Do Not Try This Alone: The Importance of a Professional Learning Collective

Professor Tony Loughland and Professor Mary Ryan explain why teacher collective efficacy is a vital part of their professional learning…

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