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01 Aug 10
News:BER stands up to scrutiny more Outrage over funding cuts to rural WA more SRE standards under scrutiny more Major research on leadership underway more
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Opinion:Rattling the cage of reform more
Leadership:
Technology:Top 10 internet security tips more
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ACARA:My School Enhancements 2010 more Membership of the My School Working Party more
ACE:
AITSL:Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership more Validating the Draft National Professional Standards for Teachers more
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A greater purposeTeachers must drown out the bureaucracy and listen to the voices of students, writes Stephen Kemmis. The task for teachers is always to educate their students, not just to give them schooling. By schooling, I mean the functional apparatus of schools, textbooks, lesson plans, units of work, assessment. Education is more than that. It is what changes lives. The teacher's job is changing lives. The job of changing lives is not bounded by the walls of the classroom, or the fences of the school. It is not limited to the lives of the students who pass through classes. What students learn has effects that cascade down through their lives and out into the lives of their families, their communities,...
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Nicole Tropeano-Atyeo
Friday, 14 May 2010
It's as if you can read my mind..... you speak my language. Thank you
Nicole
Friday, 14 May 2010
It's as if you can read my mind..... you speak my language. Thank you