Teaching Resources

Shannon MeyerkortWednesday, May 18, 2022
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Is your school acknowledging Mabo Day?

Mabo Day explainer, questions to discuss with students, and ways your school community can celebrate Mabo Day on June 3rd,…
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School NewsTuesday, April 26, 2022
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Research backs educational theatre

"Rather than talk down to students or drill into them a set of rules that they are forced to obey,…
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School NewsWednesday, March 30, 2022
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3D printing shaping learning for blind and low vision students

Along with developing innovative curriculum materials for students who are blind and vision impaired, the Department has also commissioned a…
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Rosie ClarkeTuesday, October 26, 2021
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Videogames or homework? Why not both, as ACMI has 75 game lessons for you to try

The research into the effectiveness of game-based learning seems highly contextual...
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Rosie ClarkeTuesday, September 14, 2021
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Cutting edge student design at Salisbury High School

As part of the $692 million “Building Better Schools” program by the South Australian state government, Salisbury High School were…
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NSW Department of EducationMonday, August 23, 2021
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Increased support for learning from home

The packs are not mandatory but provide a great way for teachers to supplement what is already working for them.
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School NewsTuesday, July 13, 2021
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CASE STUDY: Stellar science room revamp for St Catherine’s School

School News approached Barry Madden the Facilities Manager at St Catherine’s School to talk about how the school responded to…
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Heather Barker VermeerWednesday, May 19, 2021
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Dyslexia Resources: Reading between the lines

How well are we supporting students with dyslexia?
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Heather Barker VermeerTuesday, May 11, 2021
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Theatre Resources: No business like school showbusiness

The modern school production, she advised, is perhaps surprisingly traditional! “People are most definitely heading back to the classics...
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School NewsTuesday, May 11, 2021
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Popping toys, the latest fidget craze, might reduce stress for adults and children alike

Objects people fidget with include paper clips, USB thumb drives, earbuds and sticky tape. But people also buy specialized items…
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Teaching young people real-life money management skills is key to ensuring the financial wellbeing of individuals and society more widely. But when you’re young, setting financial goals and planning how to get there can seem remote and unachievable…
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Meaningful and lasting behaviour change for your whole school

Emphasising the importance of a proactive, school-wide approach to positive behaviour management, a new professional development workshop series from MultiLit is empowering school leaders and teachers to create a positive learning environment for all students.
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ViewSonic Invites Aussie and Kiwi Teachers to join its new Online Community and Win Prizes

Teachers are among those who have been terribly affected during the pandemic. They had to adjust to unfamiliar teaching settings mostly on their own – learning new technology in a short period, digitising their lessons resulting in doubling their workload, and more.
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Pierlite’s air-purifying light fitting Aether is improving COVID safety at Australia’s schools

As the battle against COVID-19 continues into its third year, Australian lighting leader Pierlite is keeping students and teachers safer in the classroom.
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ACCO Brands is classroom ready with TruSens Air Purification

With face-to-face learning continuing in Australian Schools, the TruSens Air Purification range ensures cleaner air is essential on your school checklist.
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SALTO leads the way in electronic access control

Security is a high priority for schools. They have a duty of care to provide a safe working and learning environment for staff and students and need to protect valuable school assets, such as IT and sports equipment. Schools have to be able to control who can access their campus, their buildings and individual classrooms.
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