Curriculum – Page 5 – Foundation for Learning and Literacy

19/12/2021

Australia to get first children’s art library thanks to mystery donor

SMH December 18, 2021 by Linda Morris Australia’s first children’s art library will be established in the Art Gallery of NSW, part of refurbishment plans for the original Walter Liberty Vernon-designed

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14/12/2021

One provocative question: what on earth does evidence-based really mean?

By Paul Gardner on EduResearch Matters There can be little argument in wanting university Schools of Education to impart to their students, knowledge premised on systematically-acquired evidence. It is irrefutable that

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10/12/2021

Yes, Australia’s PISA test results may be slipping, but new findings show most students didn’t try very hard

School News Australia by Stewart Riddle University of Southern Queensland Educators and policymakers must consider complex factors of social, economic and educational disadvantage and advantage to meet the Mparntwe Declaration goals

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24/11/2021

Why do Australian states need a national curriculum, and do teachers even use it?

School News 25 November 2021 by Emily Ross The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority released a proposed revision of the foundation to year 10 national curriculum for public consultation in

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04/11/2021

The revolution will not be televised

There is something wrong with the education system, and it does need a revolution. Misty further explains this by looking at the etymology of the word “revolution” so we can

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01/11/2021

21 books for kids who like science (and for kids who don’t like science YET)

By Alison Tate October 29, 2021 Science books are having a bit of a moment right now, and if you have a kid who loves facts, or a kid who loves

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31/10/2021

Literacy for climate change science

What happens when you focus as much on the language, as the science of climate change? In this interview, year 6/7 teachers, Michael Cannavan and Louise Kelly talk about working

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22/10/2021

5 reasons why EVERY student in the 21st century needs a School Library and a Teacher Librarian.

The Professional Portfolio of Kay Oddone on October 18, 2021 School libraries can represent a safe space for students, offering an informal learning environment that is not ‘owned’ by any particular

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13/10/2021

AJE special edition: spotlight on learning progressions

ACER news 30 September 2021 Learning progressions are based on evidence that students in a single cohort can be at very different points in their learning and therefore require targeted instruction

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07/10/2021

How much do you know about the diversity of Aboriginal culture in Australia?

Education Matters by Tracy Woodroffe Whether you are working on being culturally responsive, reflexive, or competent, the Australian teaching workforce is expected to know about Aboriginal Australia. This involves knowing

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