Edith Cowan University (ECU) has worked with the Federal Government to launch the High Achieving Teachers program, which will see eligible students studying Early Childhood, Primary or Secondary education at Masters level offered an opportunity to ‘earn while they learn’.
The creators of the Little Aussie Bugs series of books, have launched a short course to accompany the dialogic books to support early years educators to grow children's health literacy skills.
During the September school holidays over 100 Children’s University (CU) students and family members representing 18 partner schools participated in eight wonderful hands-on CU workshops across ECU’s Mount Lawley, Joondalup and Bunbury campuses.
This WA Mental Health Week ECU spotlights research on the intricate relationship between education and wellbeing, as a key element of positive mental health.
Professor Narelle Lemon from ECU's School of Education, discusses re-thinking and re-framing wellbeing and everyday self-care at the ECU Lecture Series.
It is very common for children to have a day or two away from school due to illness. But children can also miss much longer periods of schooling if they have a serious illness or injury.
The ACT Education Directorate will have to mobilise teachers who are willing to change their way of doing things if the Strong Foundations literacy and numeracy overhaul is to take hold in Canberra’s government schools, according to a pioneer of the science of learning and explicit teaching movement.
New Edith Cowan University (ECU) research has revealed a lack of diverse family structures represented in Australian children's picture books. The study, led by Associate Professor Helen Adam, critically analysed a sample of 90 picture books from shortlisted and award-winning books in Australia from 2019 and 2020.
The Federal Government and Edith Cowan University (ECU) have launched an exciting new employment-based pathway where eligible students will be paid while attaining teaching qualifications to tackle Australia's teacher shortage. It's called the High Achieving Teachers program, and it starts in Semester 1, 2025.
Western Australia has the distinction of being the state with the highest number of early childhood teacher (ECT) waivers in the nation, a worrying statistic which the Early Childhood team at Edith Cowan University (ECU) have taken dedicated steps to address through the creation of a unique entry point into the Bachelor of Education Early Childhood Studies (Y42).
It’s become a ritual in our family – after a long day at his rowing regatta, my 17-year-old son and I get fast food on the way home. I am sure there are far more nutritious ways to replace the calories he’s burned. But I make no apologies for the pit stop.
Australian students are increasingly taking tests on computers. This includes major tests used to check national progress on literacy and numeracy.
Sex ed in Australia is “hit and miss” according to Dr David Rhodes, senior lecturer in the School of Education at Edith Cowan University.
The Federal government has announced a 15% increase to wages in early childhood education, over 2 years.
Early childhood education and care (ECEC) provider the Y WA has responded to what it terms ‘alarming’ statistics showing that 22 per cent of children start school developmentally vulnerable in one or more Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) domains by developing a unique school readiness program.