“The teaching of our young people has been given into our care”

This article examines how boards can address governance priorities in a world of constant change. Read the full report.

Rather than overhauling your style, it just takes small, consistent actions that show positive assumptions about team members to elevate their performance.

(OSV News) -- Catholic education is "an act of hope" that demands a holistic commitment from parents, clergy and teachers to form children in the truth of Christ's love, said Bishop Earl K. Fernandes ...

It's not just managers who need developing. It's the leaders whose decisions they're left to translate. Georgina Wark explores why leadership training needs to reach the top, not stop in the middle, a...

Is there a way to measure a student’s overall flourishing as a human person?

Middle leadership is a distinct professional role requiring tailored support, writes Christina Astin

The diocese welcomed more than 550 educators to downtown Columbus for the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE)’s 14th annual National Conference this year. Attendees traveled from as far as...

Joseph Farrell, Prior General of the Augustinians and a confrere of the Pope, speaks about the Saint of Hippo, the subject of an exhibition at the Meeting: “He is the Doctor of Grace, and our works ar...

A growing challenge for government agencies is how to prepare leaders to guide teams through uncertainty while maintaining trust, engagement, and performance.

An effective way to help mitigate or prevent a corporate crisis id to create and follow governance policies, procedures, and protocols.

St. Augustine uses the image of two cities to define the central conflict that runs throughout history between the self-love that constitutes the City of Man and the divine love that forms the City of...

The strategies that once fueled success can become barriers to future growth. Here's why leaders often struggle to see it.

Long before therapy, the novel, the examined life became a dominant ideal, a 5th-century bishop in North Africa mapped the territory we now call the self.

Public schools face mounting challenges, including student mental health, chronic absenteeism, academic achievement, and teacher shortages. Yet the principal's impact is often overlooked. Effective le...

How do we know what research is worth listening to? Dr Deborah Netolicky suggests five ways in which the education system can meaningfully engage in evidence-informed practice.

The 4th Meeting of Catholic Leaders 2026 gathered participants from ten countries in Rome, reaffirming Catholic leadership as a vocation of service.

As the way we work continues to evolve, being a people-first leader is one of the best ways to build connections, a healthy culture, and a high-performing team.

The challenge for schools isn't a lack of data, but a lack of clarity, connection and actionable insight, Jonathan Joffe, Managing Director of Tes Australia, tells The Educator

Assistant Professor JeanMarie Farrow conducted a study to understand what effective teacher coaching looks like, and how to structure coaching in ways that truly influence what happens in classrooms.

Effective leadership starts with leading yourself—and that includes taking care of yourself. Learn how putting your own oxygen mask on first makes you a better leader.

A new micro-course will support school leaders working to embed evidence-based teaching across their schools

May 14, 2026: Reflecting on the role of universities, Pope Leo XIV said truth finds its identity in the person of Jesus Christ, stressing that knowledge must always remain at the service of the human ...

ATD found that all employees can benefit from such training, and that culture improves when it's offered.

Principal Ms Alina Page reflects on introducing Quality Teaching Rounds and QT Assessment Rounds at Para Hills High School and the impact on teacher collaboration.

Executive coaching for senior HR leaders provides the foundation that enables these professionals to sustain their effectiveness while driving organizational change.

A cohort of ideologically-driven academics opposed to the idea that evidence should inform teachers’ practice pose a threat to the progress Australian schools have made over the last five years, AERO’...

Meeting with Italian Catholic religion teachers, Pope Leo XIV upholds their efforts to help young people learn to listen to their restless hearts, ...

Catholic schools have always been more than places of learning. They are places of holistic transformation. The challenge before us is to ensure that this transformation remains real, relevant, and de...

Cardinal Tolentino at UC Chile highlights the role of Catholic universities, urging a human-centered approach to technology and inspiring new generations.

Organisations increasingly expect managers to coach their team. But juggling this alongside so many other responsibilities can be a struggle, especially when managers are unsure of what ‘good coaching...

The leadership gap is growing as experienced leaders retire. Discover why companies must develop future leaders to stay competitive and build stronger organizations.

Latest data show teachers in Australia use artificial intelligence more than their international counterparts, but they have concerns about their own…

Reflecting growing demand for a Catholic education, Catholic schools in NSW have reached their highest ever market share.

Stanford Professor Rebecca Silverman discusses a transformative movement backed by research that is changing literacy instruction in schools nationwide.

In his new Teacher column, Professor Martin Westwell – Chief Executive of the South Australian Department for Education shares findings from a major…

Screen-based learning led to falling literacy rates, so the authorities are spending millions changing course. The children are delighted

With the increasing uptake of explicit instruction in schools, there are three concerns to dispel so educators can be more comfortable, confident, and effective in its implementation Schools are incre...

Positive relationships with students don’t just support learning. New global evidence shows they’re central to secondary teachers’ wellbeing, motivation and long-term career sustainability.

I see the surge in interest around empathy, EQ and psychological safety as a response to imbalance rather than a rejection of technology.

Neatly nestled into the heart of Catholic Schools Week are the feasts of two giants of Catholic education: St. Thomas Aquinas and St. John “Don” Bosco.

In the AI era, good leadership requires a dual-horizon strategy that balances today’s operational performance with the need to prepare the workforce for future disruption.