#aussieED was founded on the belief that all teachers, and students, should have unlimited access to Professional Development, on their own terms, to improve their teaching, their schools and change the lives of the students they encounter. Since then, we have embarked on a mission to reach educators, not only in Australia but, all around the globe. We want to smash the barriers that prevent teachers from easily connecting and learning with each other. To that end, we have developed a regular Ed-chat each Sunday on twitter at #aussieED. The chat allows all teachers, leaders, administrators and all those connected with education to meet on an unbiased platform and discuss the real issues that effect what happens in classrooms everywhere. Our chats are authentic because we are real teachers walking the same walk that so many do everyday.
Sudden flash of inspiration for lessons and bought $100 of books on book depository; Thing Explainer, What If?, Philosophy For Kids and, An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments.
Philosophy, science and critical thinking outcomes COVERED!
(Outcomes may not be mandated)
#AussieEd
I like what @debsnet has to say in "Research-informed education practice: More than lip service and shallow pools" https://t.co/049doYSS86 This paragraph strikes me as pointing out a fundamental problem for our practice #aussieED
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@debsnet, @DrGaryJones, @AAREBlog, @MCERA_AU, @researchED1, @dylanwiliam, @CharteredColl, @ZeinaChalich, @debsnet
