January 4, 2017
by rcrellin
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SOLO Taxonomy The SOLO Taxomomy (Biggs & Collis 1982) has provided a valuable vehicle to identify and support deep learning opportunities in many NPDL schools. It has shown the relationship between surface and deep learning and the importance of scaffolding … Continue reading
November 16, 2016
by rcrellin
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Our guest blogger is Dr Jo Clyne, History Teachers’ Association of Victoria The Kids’ Conference was founded in 2011 by Stephen Spain from the Australian Catholic University and Dr Jo Clyne from the History Teachers’ Association of Victoria. It is … Continue reading
November 4, 2016
by rcrellin
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Victorian teachers are invited to exclusive professional development seminars delivered by Wolfram educators to support the use of these tools in the classroom. Numbers for each session are limited so get in early. Wolfram Hands-On Training This is an exciting … Continue reading
January 27, 2016
by Sandy Phillips
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Join the Design and Technology Teachers’ Association (DATTA) Vic for their first STEM Brainstorming Day. They invite primary & secondary educators to explore technologies as a key area for the delivery of STEM learning & teaching in Victoria. On the day participants will; Investigate … Continue reading
January 21, 2016
by Sandy Phillips
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Would you like to learn more about blogging with students? The Edublogs team is running a free course on blogging with students. Global2 is the Department of Education and Training blogging platform which is hosted on CampusPress by the Edublogs team. … Continue reading
September 2, 2015
by Sandy Phillips
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The paper Classroom ready: Demonstrating the impact on student learning of initial teacher education programs is intended to stimulate discussion about how teacher education programs in Australia can demonstrate their impact on school student learning. The paper highlights the importance … Continue reading
September 1, 2015
by marcellinus
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Do you have students in the Junior part of your school who are really into LEGO? Do you feel that you need to catch up on the latest LEGO resources for you classroom? Would you like some support in finding … Continue reading
August 31, 2015
by marcellinus
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Social media for learning – the Yammer experience 7th October, 4:00-4:40pm In today’s hyper connected world students are creating deep networks in social media. The potential power of social media in learning is immense but how can schools harness the … Continue reading
August 30, 2015
by marcellinus
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As part of the International Games Weeks being held in Melbourne in October the ‘Education in Games Summit 2015 – A Gameful World.’ will provide Victorian Primary and Secondary teachers with a unique opportunity to hear from some of the … Continue reading
August 28, 2015
by Sandy Phillips
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The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER), Victorian Branch invites teachers to join a vibrant ‘community of practice’ by attending this year’s ACHPER Conference 26-27 November Monash University, Clayton Now in it’s 29th year, their premier professional learning event … Continue reading