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Very nice Bloom's Taxonomy cheat sheet! Fantastic for planning, questioning and skill development.

#ProudToBelong to the public education community as a former public school student and current public school teacher.

A child in kindergarten in 2013 (when the Gonski deal was signed) was promised they would be attending a fully funded public school by the time they reached Yr6. Their final year of school is next year & will never feel the impact of a fully funded school. Anthony Albanese’s legacy.

Only 4.6% of New South Wales teachers feel their schools are well-resourced. This isn’t good enough. Anthony Albanese, don’t shortchange our kids. Fully fund public schools now! #ForEveryChild #auspol

60%. Think about educator:child ratios. Think about the demand for places. Think about the waiting lists. Think about what quality care looks like. All of these aspects are impacted by staffing and staffing is dependent on conditions and pay. It begins with respect.

The best way to teach children how to be critical thinkers about social media (or any new information) is for schools to: 1. Make sure they know lots of core knowledge about science, history, language, etc so that false information is easier to challenge, and they possess robust

Vocab/writing tip from margaret mckeown: Don’t ask kids to write a sentence with a new vocabulary word - they can fake it! E.g., does “I feel cozy” show understanding? Instead try having them complete a sentence stem: “My cat looks cozy when…” which requires more thinking!

Breaking down Dyscalculia I really like ths short video from Tes on it also tes.com/en-ie/teaching…

87.1% of New South Wales teachers say they don’t have adequate resources to meet the needs of students with disability. Anthony Albanese must fully fund public schools, to ensure every child is supported to succeed. #ForEveryChild #auspol

The problem with differentiation (of content) is that the negative consequences are hidden. A thread 🧵

The secret to great leadership? Communication. Clarity in communication brings clarity in action. It deepens trust and lays the foundation for success. Please repost to help others out there! ♻️

Sorry but one teacher cannot differentiate every lesson for 27 different kids whose reading level ranges from 1st to 11th and account for 6 different IEPS The inclusion/no-tracking push is simply unworkable

Really privileged to be featured in the latest Teach NSW Teacher Spotlight. Being a NSW public school teacher is the best job. You get to make a difference, no two days are the same and you are surrounded by the best people. education.nsw.gov.au/teach-nsw/news…

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In a stressful world, sometimes parents, students, or colleagues say hurtful things (whether intentional or not), useful to remember you are doing your best and not to take it personally.

Character limits on reports (and in general life) are the bane of my existence. Whether this is surprising or not is debatable.

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We had so much fun creating these Numberblocks coloring pages! Bringing numbers to life with bright smiles and playful scenes was an absolute delight—perfect for young learners exploring maths through creativity. See coloring pages here 👉 mondaymandala.com/numberblocks-c…

‘Discipline is only deemed a negative word in education’ - Manisha Gazula at #SBPSydney In business, sport, music etc, this is seen as a favourable pursuit.

Brad Nguyen As a Languages Teacher it bugs me when things are only seen in terms of servitude to another subject. E.g finger spelling, great their English will be better