Tag Archives: Australian Curriculum
VATE Conference – English and the Australian Curriculum
I attended a VATE Conference today about English and the Australian Curriculum. I’ve tried to export it here using Storify‘s export option, but it didn’t work. ‘Internal server error 500′ was the message I received. : ( You can read … Continue reading
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Australian Curriculum and the General Capabilities – the role of the Teacher Librarian
I delivered this presentation at Marist College in Canberra on Tuesday. You can see it embedded in my wiki, or click this link to view. (Once again, I’m frustrated that it can’t be embedded in this blog) It’s not an … Continue reading
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Moving to a Networked School Community using ISTE Standards, Australian Curriculum and an Edublogs platform.
It’s been a busy year. Really busy. Not only have we opened a new library, and dealt with moving and fitting out new learning spaces, but we have been leading change in our school around information fluency understandings and enabling … Continue reading
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Telling it like it is, the Matt Damon way.
I’ve always liked Matt Damon. I don’t know him personally, obviously, him being a major Hollywood actor and all, but I’ve always liked what I saw as a no nonsense approach to stardom every time I saw him interviewed. Today, … Continue reading
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Teaching the teachers – the words of Mark Pesce
If you’re an educator today, and you aren’t reading the words of futurist Mark Pesce, then you ought to rectify that immediately. He presented at a conference in Wollongong today (I know not whom for, but it definitely was connected … Continue reading
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