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6 tips to make remote learning easier in Term 4
The school gates won’t be opening for all students in Term 4.
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Are textbooks still relevant?
‘Turn to page 160 in your textbooks’ is an all too familiar sentence for many of us.
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How the recommendations from the new Grattan Institute can work in your classroom
There’s a big difference between learning in a classroom and learning from home.
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The challenges teachers are facing in Term 3
The results from our survey are in.
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Supporting student wellbeing during school shutdowns
When we stepped into our classrooms in early 2020, no one could have predicted we were on the cusp of a global pandemic.
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Teachers Supporting Teachers
As the remote learning journey starts again, we can only imagine the pressure teachers across Metro Victoria and Mitchell Shire are facing.
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Mind the gaps
Why learning gaps are the next education challenge of 2020.
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A peek into the remote Maths Pathway classroom
Teachers share their remote learning experiences 4 million Australian students and their teachers are now on the other side of one of Education’s most unprecedented times — remote learning during COVID-19.
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Should you be social distancing in your classroom?
As Australia slowly rolls back restrictions and students head back to class, many teachers have been left wondering how they will maintain social distancing while at school.
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Refreshing student learning habits post-shutdown
COVID-19 school shutdowns were unlike anything we’ve seen in education before, and came with little warning as this pandemic swept the globe.
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Data suggests maths students are just as successful learning from home
While education experts across the country debate the impact of COVID-19 on learning, schools using the Maths Pathway Learning and Teaching model don’t have to worry about the progress of their students.
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Engage your students with these fun lessons
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