We have all experienced the discomfort of engaging in or witnessing a heated argument. On any given day, parents come to schools to express concerns over something they perceive to have impacted their children negatively. And the scene may look something like this- a parent walks bristly into the main
Since 2018, over 350 educators have visited the classrooms of St Bernard’s Catholic Primary School in East Coburg, Victoria. They have travelled from inside and
This blog is Part 4 of the 4-part series on Promising Principles to Enhance Learning. Part 1: Seven Promising Principles to Enhance Learning in Your School
Part 3 of the 4-part series on Promising Principles to Enhance Learning. Part 1: Seven Promising Principles to Enhance Learning in Your School or Classroom Part 2: Four Ingredients that Motivate our Learners
Learning is hard. In fact, as David et al. (2024) noted, thinking is actually unpleasant and becomes an aversive experience. When we are trying to
Teacher Magic: Three Things I Wish I Had Done in Year One By Carol Pelletier Radford Welcome to teaching! As you open the door to your
Let’s face it: math has a bit of a PR problem. For far too long, we’ve framed math as something student either “get” or don’t—and