Top teachers: sharing expertise to improve teaching
REPORTby Peter Goss and Julie Sonnemann
A new career path for expert teachers could boost student learning by 18 months by age 15. Australian students’ performance is falling in international tests. Here’s how we can better use our best teachers to improve teaching.
PODCAST
10 February 2020
Top teachers: sharing expertise to improve teachingListen to Peter Goss, School Education Program Director, and Julie Sonnemann, School Education Fellow, discuss their new report, Top teachers: sharing expertise to improve teaching.
NEWS
13 February 2020
Vested interests, money, and the democratic deficitAustralia needs to bridge the growing gulf between citizen and state, starting with new rules of engagement in the ‘grey zone’: where economic power is converted into political influence.
NEWS
03 February 2020
Sorry, but super comes out of your wagesA key question for the government’s retirement incomes review is who ultimately pays for compulsory super contributions, especially since they are set to climb from 9.5% of wages to 12% over the next five years.
Reports
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9 February 2020
Top teachers: sharing expertise to improve teaching -
2 February 2020
No free lunch: higher super means lower wages -
3 December 2019
Saving private health 2: Making private health insurance viable -
2 December 2019
Summer reading list for the Prime Minister 2019
News & Opinion
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13 February 2020
Trouble in charity land -
13 February 2020
Vested interests, money, and the democratic deficit -
10 February 2020
Making better use of top teachers will boost student performance -
10 February 2020
Something is not right with Australia’s schools
Podcasts
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10 February 2020
Top teachers: sharing expertise to improve teaching -
3 February 2020
Do increases in superannuation come out of wages? -
24 January 2020
Could the bushfire crisis be the turning point for climate policy in Australia? -
9 January 2020
Energy Futures: Hydrogen, worth the hype?
Submissions
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5 February 2020
Enhancing the role of the Parliamentary Budget Office -
23 January 2020
Redesigning mental health care -
6 December 2019
NSW should swap stamp duties for a broad-based property tax -
18 November 2019
The cost risks of Inland Rail
Presentations
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4 December 2019
Saving private health -
2 December 2019
Housing in retirement: the emerging challenge to Australians’ retirement incomes -
1 November 2019
Remembering George Palmer, academic health policy advocate -
23 October 2019
Policy priorities after the ‘Morrison miracle’
Events
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25 February 2020
Creating an expert teacher career path to improve teaching – Sydney -
11 February 2020
Tackling Melbourne’s Congestion – Melbourne -
06 December 2019
Energy Futures: Hydrogen, worth the hype? – Melbourne -
03 December 2019
Prime Minister’s Summer Reading List 2019
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