A suite of new free resources to help teachers manage classroom behaviour has been released by the federal government as part of their Engaged Classrooms initiative.
Developed by the Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO), the new content expands on the existing collection of free behaviour management resources.
IEUA Federal Secretary Brad Hayes said our union welcomed the resources that build on the essential training provided in initial teacher education programs.
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