Research by a CSU PhD student suggests NSW has a maldistribution of teachers, not an oversupply.

High school teachers who have moved into the classroom from the trades have left a lasting impression on CSU academic, Dr Annette Green.

A child's first encounter with spelling is often 'sounding out' words but CSU PhD student Mrs Tessa Daffern has discovered primary school children should be taught multiple spelling strategies from a young age.

A desire to further promote research, teaching, learning and community engagement across regional and rural Australia has lured an expatriate Australian to CSU as the new Head of the School of Biomedical Sciences.

CSU students are using their work with local schools to encourage school students to dream big and broaden their educational goals.

While welcoming the Federal Government's focus on reform of the higher education sector, CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann contends that "any reforms should acknowledge and address the specific challenges faced by rurally based regional universities".

The approach of a CSU academic to maths education for early childhood educators has been recognised in a national awards program.

The importance and power of children's drawings in the development of their early writing will be highlighted to Victorian early childhood educators this week by a CSU academic.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) lecturer in education Mr Paul Grover has been awarded a prestigious national Teacher Educator of the Year Award for 2014.