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NAPLAN results are out and high gain schools are receiving their just recognition. Yet,...
The Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar, was a thoroughly loathsome man. He conquered the Jews, ransacked their...
There has been considerable controversy around the proposed introduction of screening checks to identify at...
Schools should invest in evidence-based, cost-effective policies to improve literacy and numeracy results. Early literacy...
A recent campaign aims to make maths and science more ‘appealing’ to girls. We are...
With student numbers swelling in city public schools — partly because of population growth and...
Students from disadvantaged social backgrounds perform worse academically on average than more advantaged students. However,...
Students from disadvantaged social backgrounds perform worse on average academically than more advantaged students. This...
Five from Five is now a community education project supported by MultiLit, a reading program...
The Gonski 2 Review into Australian schools failed to fulfill its terms of reference to...
The National Assessment Plan – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is a crucial national assessment, but...
The proposal to introduce a phonics check — employed in schools in England towards the...
Submission at a glance 1. Achieving written curriculum quality is a necessary step for long-term...
Introduction The Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) is a leading independent public policy think tank...
This submission does not directly seek to answer the 20 questions posted in the Consultation...
The NSW Government commissioned a review of the state’s curriculum in September, 2018, to be...
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NAPLAN results are out and high gain schools are receiving their just recognition. Yet,...