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Stella

@sgoudis

Early Childhood & Primary Teacher| Interested in networking with other professionals| Teacher of @kindygreen | All opinions are my own|

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Ayesha Ali Khan (@missalikhan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great Saturday turnout for the PAM K-8 Maths Assoc NSW conference around #mathematicalreasoning 'Why did you use that strategy?' rather than just 'What strategy and how did you use this strategy?', provide Ss with time to think, grapple and talk, - reasoning takes time! #whydidyou

Great Saturday turnout for the PAM K-8 <a href="/MathsNSW/">Maths Assoc NSW</a> conference around #mathematicalreasoning  'Why did you use that strategy?' rather than just 'What strategy and how did you use this strategy?', provide Ss with time to think, grapple and talk, - reasoning takes time! #whydidyou
Wangee Park School (@wangeepark) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So proud of all our students and their progress with #PLSP goals this term. Check out Jonathan working towards achieving his literacy goal.

Mark Scott (@mscott) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It may be time to Marie Kondo our digital lives. “So much on my screens isn’t sparking much joy...there’s just too much and it doesn’t energise me...often, when we stare at our screens, we know we are not our best selves.” #OnUs

It may be time to Marie Kondo our digital lives. “So much on my screens isn’t sparking much joy...there’s just too much and it doesn’t energise me...often, when we stare at our screens, we know we are not our best selves.” #OnUs
aitsl (@aitsl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you have experience with instructional coaching? This PDF breaks it down into three phases: aitsl.edu.au/docs/default-s…

Do you have experience with instructional coaching? This PDF breaks it down into three phases: aitsl.edu.au/docs/default-s…
edutopia (@edutopia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On modeling self-regulation through tone of voice: “The sweet spot is calm, neutral, assertive, and the teachers who get the best responses from kids are the ones that have mastered that the best.” —Cynthia Robinson-Rivers, head of Van Ness Elementary

edutopia (@edutopia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Making mistakes and revising is at the core of good writing. One teacher intentionally does so in front of class. edut.to/2GOF2zq

Danny Steele (@steelethoughts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good teaching is not accidental. It results from teachers who plan well and who connect with their students. Both of these are intentional. Good teaching takes energy, passion, and perseverance. It is hard work. I’m grateful for all the teachers who are putting in the work.

Simon Barker (@sibarker12) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Programs don’t teach, teachers teach”. Wise words from David Hornsby’s closing address. I’m always troubled by scripted programs that are prevalent in so many schools. These programs are not compatible with the Australian Curricium nor with how children learn. #Alea_NatConf2019

“Programs don’t teach, teachers teach”. Wise words from David Hornsby’s closing address. I’m always troubled by scripted programs that are prevalent in so many schools. These programs are not compatible with the Australian Curricium nor with how children learn. #Alea_NatConf2019
Dr. William DeJean (@william_dejean) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In our latest blog (now LIVE😀) we interviewed Dr Singh, who has been an English teacher & ESL for 33 years. She shares some changes she made in her classroom that made a BIG impact on student learning. Full video unleash-learning.com/2019/08/these-… #classroom #teacherlife NSW Dept of Education

Danielle (@dani_franklin_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There was lots of squirming today at The Art of Leadership. Knowing self to influence others, losing control to gain control, theory before strategy, and the importance of listening and posing the right questions to go deeper and connect were among many highlights.

There was lots of squirming today at The Art of Leadership. Knowing self to influence others, losing control to gain control, theory before strategy, and the importance of listening and posing the right questions to go deeper and connect were among many highlights.
edutopia (@edutopia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“It remains true that the fewer the errors, the greater the child’s comprehension will be.” What it looks like to monitor for reading comprehension. edut.to/2LNatOr

Helen Morgani (@helenmorgani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Relationships matter and it’s the small things we do that have the greatest impact. I am so proud of this Old Guildford PS - Built on Darug Land teacher for taking the time very morning to connect and care. I got a hug too! #ESKVC4 Lisa Stipanovic Peter Skinner Alicia Tanios alex NSW Dept of Education