Richard Human Consilium Education library specialist, Sal Flint continues her column – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about their favourite books. This…
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Olivia’s story Overview:At 11, Olivia had just moved to a new school in rural Victoria with 540 students. She had been attending only…
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CROSS-CURRICULAR IDEAS FOR EAL LANGUAGE SUPPORT Laura Spargo suggests some practical strategies for teachers to help EAL students thrive in the international classroom.…
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Engaging with history requires investigating, analyzing, and interpreting past events, establishing a chronology, and weighing evidence while considering inherent biases in the evidence.…
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RETHINKING LESSON PLANS Alexandra Dragomirescu has been discovering her inner rebel as she develops a new approach to lesson planning The way things…
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Realistic forms of assessment Change need not be complex. The alternative forms of assessment are already here and practised widely. He foresees the…
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The disability community is diverse and full of talent, intellect, creativity, and innovation. Throughout history, disabled individuals have earned fame for innovations and…
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WELCOME BACK! This year ITM will be following the debate about assessment and we start by interviewing Steffen Sommer who presents his manifesto…
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We’ve all lost precious hours of our planning time hunting for free classroom videos to fit our lessons. And sometimes we end up…
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Every teacher has that year when nothing seems to click and classroom challenges feel bigger than solutions. For 5th grade teacher Amy Poland,…