Donella Beare

On the back of my last Thought Leadership article Adapting Education to Generation Alpha, based on McCri

Technology is no longer an adjunct to a child’s life. Today’s children have grown up with technology being very much a part of their everyday lives and experiences.

I am sure I’m not alone in recalling the post-school options available to us in our own school days.

The focus on wellbeing and care in schools, particularly over the last five years, has become as important as learning subject content and skills.

A ‘typical day’ for most of us relies on multi-tasking and using a variety of skills simultaneously.

Teaching students to have agile minds, to learn skills that can be transferred from subject to subject, between multiple learning institutions and, ultimately from one workplace to the next, are so

The wonder and joy of witnessing someone learning something new is an experience to behold and this is especially true when it is one of our youngest students.

Late last year, award-winning novelist Arundhati Roy captured the essence of rebuilding after the year that was. 

As we go about our daily lives; shopping online, videoconferencing and switching on Netflix at the end of a hard day, what we may not realise is that more than 80 per cent of all the online, gaming

Albert Einstein once said, “fantasy is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited”.

This year has seen many of our travel plans and the way we do business with other countries, states and regions change dramatically.

The contemporary world of business requires prospective employees to not only have a recognised qualification. In today’s world of business, candidates must understand basic business principles.

This year began as the dawn of a new decade with limitless opportunities that we only needed to grab and explore, how different the world looks five months in!

Leadership is important in the success of an organisation. Good leadership fosters an environment of increased productivity, staff retention, employee engagement and positive outcomes.

For many, 2020 heralded in a new beginning, the dawn of a new decade with so many exciting possibilities on the horizon.

One of the key phrases of education in recent years has been making students ‘work ready’. This essentially means teaching them the tools to be able to go out and thrive in a workplace.