Earth’s Layers Through Numeracy: An Experimental Class.
Recently I wanted to try something a little different for my students. It was a risk, but I wanted to try it. I wanted to put what I had learned …
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Recently I wanted to try something a little different for my students. It was a risk, but I wanted to try it. I wanted to put what I had learned …
I’ve come to believe there is a cause for every behaviour be it positive or negative. If we focus for a moment on the negative behaviour, the suggestion is when …
Dear Students I understand your teenage years are the most tumultuous you may ever go through. Your bodies are changing, your brains are hardwired to take risks and push boundaries, …
Everyone suffers motivation failure some times. Its part of being human. I have a scale in my office where each day I place a little magnetic tile that reminds …
One lesson, a Year 8 student asked me if a single person can really have an impact on the world. This is how the conversation went. Student. Sir, Do we …
Originally posted 18 Feb 2016 One of the things I enjoy is getting hands-on with history. I love visiting places and trying to get a sense of what has come …
Science and mathematics teachers from all over Australia gathered in Canberra over the recent school holidays to boost their knowledge and teaching practices in new and creative ways during …
The following thought is inspired by and adapted from a talk given by Astronaut CMDR Hadfield when asked for advice on how Australian students can achieve their dreams – …
Over the past few months I have been taking students into the Exploratorium in a very controlled way for specific reasons to do specific things. Yesterday I finally had an …
I’ve been racking my brain of recent trying to work out how to break through the Teacher-Led paradigm of teaching that I find myself in. Don’t get me wrong there …