NT Government brings in education specialist
The Territory Government has enlisted the help of Professor Geoff Masters to lift education standards after he helped improve results in Queensland.
View ArticleNew legislation shocks remote community elders
Indigenous elders in the remote Northern Territory community of Ramingining say they are shocked and angered by legislation designed to repeal the Federal Government Intervention.
View Article$20m grant sharpens CDU online education focus
Charles Darwin University will use a $20 million dollar grant from the Federal Government to help expand and improve its online course delivery.
View ArticleSchool funds change hits NT indigenous students
A Northern Territory boarding school says Federal Government policy changes are responsible for a drop in the number of indigenous students who have graduated from Year 12.
View Articledje?puy dhwu mala - a series of radio plays in traditional Yolngu Matha.
The Aboriginal Resource Development Services, affectionately known as ARDS, is an Indigenous owned non government organisation with over thirty years in community development and education. Through...
View ArticleiPads providing a voice for disabled children
Teachers in Darwin say they're having huge success with a program that helps students with severe disabilities to communicate through iPads. Some parents have expressed concern the technology may...
View ArticleFinding a voice: students use iPads to communicate
The classroom door swings open to Caitlin Campbell and her teacher greets her with a recognisable smile. "Hi Caty, what can I do for you?" she says. Caitlin can't say anything.
View ArticleRemote schools falling behind national standards
The Northern Territory branch of the Australian Education Union wants the Territory Government to pursue a new education funding deal in the interests of remote indigenous students.
View ArticleChief Minister calls on teachers to scrap strike
The Chief Minister is calling on teachers not to strike in response to the Northern Territory government's education cuts. The Australian Education Union NT said teachers are planning to go on strike...
View ArticleNorthern Territory teachers protest against global budgets for schools
Northern Territory teachers take to the streets to protest education funding changes on the same day they vote to accept a pay offer from the NT Government.
View ArticleNew eye-gazing technology empowers students with disabilities at Henbury School
New computer software that allows a person's eye to control a computer cursor is giving a voice to students in the NT who cannot communicate verbally.
View ArticleEducator Jack Beetson on surpassing expectations
Jack has brought an adult literacy program from Cuba to outback Australia.
View ArticleHorses for Courses: Two women complete 1,000km horse ride through NT to raise...
Two women complete 1,000 kilometre horse ride through Northern Territory to raise awareness for bush education.
View Article'Stressed' principals in NT to receive $600 from the Government
Principals in the Northern Territory feeling under pressure can apply for $600 to go towards gym memberships and wellness programs, but concerns are raised about whether making a claim could impact an...
View ArticleHow remote education is coping after a decade of political instability
Researchers say a revolving door of Prime Ministers and Governments has led to poor outcomes in remote education. Despite this, mentors and teachers on the ground are going above and beyond to keep...
View ArticleYellow Wiggle Emma Watkins donates $20k to Yolngu sign language book
Fans know her for her bright yellow bow, but today the people of Arnhem Land celebrate Emma Watkins for protecting the longevity of their rare form of sign language.
View ArticleCharles Darwin University facing funding pressures, putting 100 jobs on the line
Staff have been left devastated by news of sweeping job cuts, as the educational facility at Charles Darwin University faces an unprecedented financial challenge.
View ArticleIce Cream the award-winning hen providing therapy for special needs students
Year 2 teacher said watching her students grow up in more urban, gentrified environments is limiting their prospects of pet ownership and developing responsibility.
View ArticleCharles Darwin University's proposed city campus under scrutiny
Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced $100 million to go towards the expansive new education precinct in 2018, with Charles Darwin University's (CDU) proposed city campus at its heart but new figures...
View ArticleNAPLAN: Northern Territory registers some of the biggest literacy...
The NT has historically performed very poorly in NAPLAN testing and the improvement in results is impressive considering almost half of students speak English as a second language. But a pay battle for...
View ArticleAustralian schools are using apps to help children deal with trauma
School students are learning meditation and reporting their emotions with apps in a bid to prevent disruptive behaviour in the classroom.
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