It’s time to think about why we write
The joy of writing; writing is more than just work for achieving an outcome.
The joy of writing; writing is more than just work for achieving an outcome.
Representing student thinking needs to happen in-situ and needs to be negotiated with the students.
‘Swapped at Birth’: an art exhibition which was part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival.
If learning is an active process, what does that mean for me as the teacher and what is my role in the classroom?
Our work in literacy does not have to have our students tied to a desk, involved in tedious or mind-numbingly repetition and practice.
How can we utilise mathematics teaching strategies in English? This blog explores flipping Number Talks to Letter Talks and other strategy sharing ideas.
2019 – new year, new ideas, new perspectives. There will be some retreads and updates of oldies but goodies in everyone’s practice. And we can predict there will be a comeback for some of the repeatedly discredited same old same olds. There are ideas and mantras that keep turning up like uninvited guests. They have…
Over the summer break there have been a number of teachers asking each other for advice regarding setting up rooms, what concepts or books to focus on, or discussing what themes might interest their new class of students. These questions are all valid and show that teachers are keen to hook students into learning from…
If you are doing any sort of a road trip with your family this year, the question ‘Are we there yet?’ is one which might become very familiar. The landscape can slip by while we concentrate on our driving, on the need to stop for food or fuel or toilet breaks, and the car talk,…
This will be our last blog week for 2018! We wish all teachers, educators and their families a happy holiday and we hope you all get a well-deserved rest. We will be adding up some resource and courses over January so look out for new items and keep coming back to the site to see what’s…