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‘The way we think about teachers’: Media representations of teachers and their work in Australia

Nicole Mockler summarises her extensive analysis of how teachers are represented in the Australian media, and the links between the

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Politicians using curriculum as a tool to push their ideology onto teachers

Steven Kolber, et al highlight the role of global think tanks, lobby groups, ideological entrepreneurs, and social media in the

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How teachers can use the Learning from Country Framework to build an Aboriginal curriculum narrative for students

Cathie Burgess and Katrina Thorpe share the processes and results of a five-year teaching and research project to support all

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Co-designed professional learning in the classroom: An opportunity for reflexive agency

Mary Ryan, et al share the outcomes and benefits of co-designed professional learning between education researchers and classroom teachers. .

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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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The impact of devolutionary reform on teachers and principals

Scott Fitzgerald et al. reflect on the shift from centralised decision-making to increased school autonomy and the resultant impact on

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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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