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Classroom Teaching
Reading
Free Reading Program for Teens who have Fallen Behind
Modules to support reading initiatives for older students.
Truth
Philosophy Should be Taught in Schools, but Which Parts?
Philosophy can help to find truth in a disinformation age.
Dr William Tuckwell, Lecturer in Philosophy in the Charles Sturt School of Social Work and Arts in the Faculty of Arts and Education
Behaviours
“Amongst The Worst In The World” - Australia’s Battle Against Behavioural Problems in Schools
The responsibility for inappropriate behaviour has shifted from the student who undertook it to the teacher.
John V. Hughes
History
Embracing Change: How Victorian Schools are Integrating Indigenous Histories into the Curriculum
Help with the inclusion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures in the curriculum.
Nicola Dziadkiewicz, Education and Public Programs Manager at National Trust of Australia (Victoria)
Maths
Maths Teaching in a Social Media Context
Maths and effort in a world where steezy is the standard.
Instruction
Explicit Teaching Gathers Momentum in Vic
Select schools lead way for explicit instruction in Victorian classrooms.
Teachers
A Blueprint for Classroom Management: Authentic Classroom Techniques You Can Implement Immediately
The importance of positive teacher-student rapport.
Ash Curmi
Neurodiversity
Autism - Bringing Visibility to the Invisible Disability
Disruptive or difficult behaviour might stem from many issues, but one could be undiagnosed autism.
Resources
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.
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