Curriculum – Page 3 – Foundation for Learning and Literacy

03/11/2022

The good, the bad and the pretty good actually

November 3, EduResearch Matters AARE blog by Sally Larsen Every year headlines proclaim the imminent demise of the nation due to terrible, horrible, very bad NAPLAN results. But if we

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23/10/2022

AAAE responds to the Grattan Institute release on teacher planning

Media release by AAAE October 18, 2022 The discussion surrounding this Report, as well as similar initiatives in some states, has focused on “taking something off the plate of busy teachers”,

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16/10/2022

Breaking the Legacy of Teacher Shortages

ASCD October 1, 2022 by Linda Darling-Hammond In the face of yet another crisis in teaching, it’s time for a bold and comprehensive plan to revitalize and better support the profession. Read

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25/09/2022

How students can inform our teaching?

We need to learn how to use 'real time data' to inform our teaching. Often, that comes from our students. So what can we find out from our students, and

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04/09/2022

Four Steps to Connect Teaching with the Curriculum

The ability to easily and effectively connect teaching to a curriculum is crucial for any teachers. On Episode 67 of The Teacher's Toolkit for Literacy, literacy expert Sharon Callen

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20/07/2022

PROOF POINTS: The paradox of ‘good’ teaching

The Hechinger Report Jill Barshay July 11, 2022 ...The academics found that there was often a tradeoff between “good teaching” where kids learn stuff and “good teaching” that kids enjoy. Teachers

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05/07/2022

Are you planning for your teaching career but worried about the stress and workload?

Worried about the increasing numbers of EAL students and their educational outcomes? Concerned about equity issues and young people of migrant/refugee backgrounds? Australia used to have a world-class system of specialist English

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19/06/2022

Planning Effectively With The English Curriculum

Cue Learning June 20, 2022 As motivated teachers, we need easy ways to access the English curriculum and connect it to our teaching. This includes knowing how to plan with the curriculum

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14/06/2022

Every teacher needs to be a literacy teacher – but that’s not happening in most Australian schools

The Conversation June 13, 2022 by Margaret Kristin Merga The Australian Curriculum positions literacy as a general capability to be taught in every learning area. Despite this, few Australian schools have

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19/05/2022

Revealed: Australia’s Most Influential Educators of 2022

The Educator Australia 17 May, 2022 by Brett Henebery n January, The Educator began the hunt for the influential professionals who have had the strongest impact in creating a reformative teaching

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