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Hooray!

Curriculum, Learning, PedagogyBy Annette GrayFebruary 22, 2021

Primary Learning’s online courses have been approved until 31 July 2021 under NESA’s interim arrangements. This is a great opportunity to work on proven PD and ensure both learning and hours are consolidated.

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Australia’s education future

Curriculum, Opinion, OrganisationsBy Annette GrayFebruary 3, 2020

Annette discusses the Mparntwe Declaration and ways we can work towards an improved education system over the next ten years.

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Education – wonder and passion

English, Learning, Mathematics, Opinion, PedagogyBy Annette GrayNovember 4, 2019

Considering the interim report on the review of curriculum conducted by the NSW Education and Standards Authority (NESA), and putting it into a broader context.

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Assessment in mathematics

MathematicsBy Katherin CartwrightNovember 12, 2018

It’s that time of the year again when primary teachers shift their focus to collating assessment data to write end of semester reports to parents. So how do we make judgements in mathematics? And what does ‘high’ or ‘outstanding’ look and sound like in mathematics?

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Teachers and Teaching – Part 2

Opinion, Pedagogy, ReflectionsBy Annette GraySeptember 24, 2018

A reflection on NESA’s My Teaching Impact PL that was broadcast as a live webinar panel discussing current issues in teaching.

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