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Primary School Paralympics Teaching Resources
Dive into the 2024 Paralympics with free resources.
Assessment
Ipsative Assessment: Growing Students’ Knowledge, Skills and Self-Esteem
In an educational context, personal growth is about improvement, and not perfection.
Dr Rhonda Farkota and Dr Neil MacNeill (Joint authors)
Opinion
Why Phonics Can Help Solve Australia's Deepening Literacy Crisis
Phonics is highly effective but it needs to be part of a wider school literacy strategy.
Rebecca Usherwood, Australia Country Manager, Twinkl
Teaching
The Gap Between Evidence and Application Breached
AERO partners with schools to implement evidence-based practices.
Microlearning
Microlearnings: a 21st Century Digital Strategy
Microlearnings allow students to focus on pockets of learning they are unsure of or need to revisit.
Michelle Bradley
Money
Shortfalls in Financial Literacy Common, Worse in Young Women
Essential life skills missing in action.
Self direction
Empowering Students to Become Self-Regulated, Self-Directed, Self-Driven Learners
Self-directed learners operate with a high degree of autonomy and initiative. How do we get more?
James Easthope, Head of Secondary, Wisdom College
Books
The Neurochemistry of Working with Tricky Students
Excerpt from Guerrilla Tactics for Teachers by Andrew Fuller.
Opinion
Putting Military Education Back on Schoolkids’ Radars
Veterans’ advocate calls for a renewed focus on how soldiers used their STEM skills in real life.
Brett Wild
Maths
Children Disengage from Maths Early and Parents Have a Role
The problem needs to be addressed when they are young, but there is a lack of research on strategies.
Males
Where Are All the Male Teachers?
Something is holding blokes back from working in early childhood education.
Rapport
Building Rapport Between Teacher and Student - A Foundation for Learning Engagement
When students feel understood and valued, they are more likely to participate actively in their learning process.
Dr Paul Teys
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