Women working in schools can get access to a leadership development scholarship. Have more influence. Communicate better. Think more strategically. nesli.org/scholarships-1…

Today in my workshop @schoolofeduts UTS Arts & Social Sciences it was good to provide a concrete example of Roseville College PLGs & the ‘serious’ conversations in which effective groups engage - thanks Glenn Wykes Amy Van Arkkels Malyn Mawby Abi Woldhuis & colleagues for enabling me to share @AISNSWRandD

The comments on this yarn are telling. Apparently girls simply “don’t like maths”. There’s just no scientific basis to that claim and we need to move past it. theaustralian.com.au/national-affai…

Australia has slipped from 15th to 39th of 149 countries on 4 measures of gender equality. We are number 1 in female educational achievement but in labor force participation, advancement & pay gap we are at 46th. Read the report here weforum.org/reports/the-gl…

Another stimulus for PLG discussion amongst PSTs in our ‘Teacher as Researcher’ subject @schoolofeduts @SandrisUTS -Different schools, same problem: What value teacher research and inquiry? bera.ac.uk/blog/different… via BERA Tiffany Roos Lesley Wright, Ph.D Amy Van Arkkels Malyn Mawby

RoseMeet Roseville College is off and running for 2019! K-12 staff dedicating their Thursday afternoon to learning from each other.

Thank you Fiona Jostsons for making this happen. It confirmed yet again what inspiring and dedicated educators I work with Roseville College ! So many ideas to chase up or implement readily. #RoseMeet #learnfrompeers #TeachersAreLearners

Strong correlation between number of women in parliament and the quality of lives for mothers. Pasi Sahlberg #rwln

Term 2 RoseMeet Roseville College is underway! @b_zunica is sharing his experience using OneNote within secondary Mathematics classes.

Yesterday Roseville College, our Research Team welcomed Tiffany Roos and Lesley Wright, Ph.D from @AISNSWRandD. We spent time sharing milestones achieved in our Schools Based Research Project and working through the next phase of our research - data collection! Dr Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn Malyn Mawby

“Classes that incorporate real-world, experiential projects not only foster lifelong learning, but also appeal to students and help them identify interesting career paths.” hgse.me/31Fcgec

“Students were less pessimistic about the job market when their parents showed strong support for learning and gave good educational advice, and also when the students had stronger school-based relationships.” hgse.me/2LhHTFh

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As we prepare to collect data for our @AISNSW schools based research project, Dr Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn is working with Roseville College staff (in role as students) on their learning dispositions. Today we are trialing scripts for our debrief and focus groups. @AISNSWRandD

Thanks Amy Van Arkkels Malyn Mawby Glenn Wykes & team for another productive day setting up for the next phase in this school-based research - learning so much from working together. A great way to start term 3! Tiffany Roos Lesley Wright, Ph.D

School-based research project team members Malyn Mawby Amy Van Arkkels & Glenn Wykes sharing progress made in 2019 by Roseville College in setting up to engage students in reflecting on learning dispositions - such a collaborative, consultative approach @AISNSWRandD Abi Woldhuis Tiffany Roos

Student welfare and teacher performance are hot button issues and startups like UTS Startups 'HandUp, are working to wade through data to improve both. Read more: uts.ac/2YiwEiC

#AISERS19 so glad to be here and share part of our research on valuing, measuring and tracking learning dispositions -exploratory and participatory approach stretch me! Amy Van Arkkels Glenn Wykes Dr Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn Roseville College

Strength of School Based Research projects is in strong, committed and supportive teams. This will help with managing the ‘busyness’ says Amy Van Arkkels #AISERS19

#AISERS19 Amy Van Arkkels As part of the SBRP panel giving team Roseville College a shout-out -collaboration and intentional team formation help move research progress along. It is an amazing team - humble brag :)