School of Education news and events
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Wellbeing of autistic children in schools
La Trobe researchers are seeking participants to take part in research exploring the wellbeing of young autistic children in early childhood education and care settings.
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Sue-Anne Hunter to deliver keynote
Distinguished La Trobe alumna Sue-Anne Hunter will share insights on truth-telling, healing and creating lasting change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people.
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AI robot trains teachers to handle heated issues
Talking 'social robot' allows teachers to rehearse intense situations.
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Welcome Associate Professor Haili Hughes
Internationally recognised educator and researcher Haili Hughes has been appointed as Associate Professor of Educational Change and Impact.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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New Science of Learning and Generative AI guide for secondary teachers
New guide helps secondary teachers put learning first when using AI in the classroom.
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School workforce planning
Innovative new research is supporting school workforce planning by identifying teacher exodus zones.
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Exhibition explores power of Indigenous objects
New exhibition invites organisations to reflect on meaning behind art.
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Justice-oriented teachers
New research sheds light on the experiences and beliefs that career changers bring to teacher education.
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Women and leadership roles in education
A new study has examined the barriers preventing women from pursuing leadership roles in secondary schools.
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Celebrating high-achieving students
The School of Education recently recognised outstanding students at the annual student prizes ceremony.
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Welcome Professor Anna Stokke
A warm welcome to mathematician and University of Winnipeg Professor, Anna Stokke, who is currently visiting La Trobe University.
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Beyond traditional partnerships in education
New research from Professor Miriam Tanti explores how La Trobe’s Nexus program is brokering effective partnerships between universities and schools.
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Early childhood education during COVID-19
New research examines pandemic discourse in early childhood education and care policy in Australia.
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Transforming teacher education
Professor Joanna Barbousas shares her vision for transforming teacher education in Australia.
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Master of Education webinar
Thursday 29 October 06:00pm
Advance your career and contribute to the rapidly changing educational landscape with a Master of Education from La Trobe. Enjoy flexible study and choose to study online or on-campus. -
Why Mathematics Education Matters in a Changing World
Thursday 19 November 05:30pm
Join internationally recognised mathematics educator, Professor Anna Stokke from the University of Winnipeg (Canada) for a compelling conversation about why strong mathematics education matters for our children, our workforce, our economy and the future of our communities. -
Billabongs not Silos Keynote: Commissioner Hunter
Thursday 03 December 05:00pm
La Trobe Rural Health School and the School of Education present Billabongs not Silos, an education and wellbeing keynote event.