Designing and Planning Curriculum

As a teacher, how much do you talk in class? Why is that even important? David Barrs chats about how we can raise our awareness of teacher ‘talk time’ and shares ideas for what to do about it.

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Christina and Helen cover five practical strategies and demonstrate ten tools to help you and your learners build your skills!

Christina and Helen cover five practical strategies and demo ten example tools such as: Answer Garden, Socrative, Ted-Ed, FlipGrid and Google apps.

Hear first-hand what SIBT students say about changes made to their course curriculum, including increased group-work, blended learning and real-world practice.

What is a flipped classroom and how does it help students? In this short video, Ann talks about the pedagogy and offers tips for teachers looking to get started.

In this 5-minute overview, hear from teacher trainer Meredith Lade about a technique called ‘reading circles’ and grab some quick ideas for using it in your own learning and teaching context.

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PD with a difference: this is MeetELT, an event run by teachers, for teachers. The topic this time tackles how to bring students’ real life contexts into their learning.

Watch 5 English language teachers share quick-fire Pecha Kuchas on authentic class projects ranging from a ‘Pinkytas’ charity event to a ‘Selfie Safari’.

This fast-paced session shares a basic Pecha Kucha ‘toolkit’, structures to explore with your students and teachers, and some ideas you can try out in your own classrooms and teacher development sessions.

This Technology Tuesday event from Griffith College explores how to use Google Sites to create ePortfolios and shows how one teacher embedded it into their course.

Can utilising a self-reflection resource from the other side of the world help students develop personal attributes to achieve success in the Diploma of Nursing and beyond?

Effective collaboration is an essential skill for today’s graduates. In this blog post we explore a pilot group work project at Curtin College