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We are seeking an Policy Analyst to be part of the Education Team. Do you align with the CIS mission and have an interest in developing solutions to improve Australia’s education system?
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We must follow the educational science.
Join us LIVE for #OnLIBERTY with @Glenn_fahey and John Sweller as we discuss John's latest paper and ask what does human evolution have to do with classroom learning?
#education#auspol#educationaus
https://t.co/GmpwsV0QkD
Join CIS research fellow Glenn Fahey and Katherine Birbalsingh, founder and head of London-based, Michaela Community School, as they discuss what schools can do to overcome the educational odds.
Thu 7 Oct 21 7pm AEDT
Tickets via Eventbrite:
https://t.co/uiEVNDHgSL
@RurbsOz Australian education will miss you very much, Rebecca! Thanks for your conscientious and rigorous reporting of education over the years, it's had an amazingly positive impact. All the best for your future!
NEW TODAY John Sweller demolishes inquiry learning: Why learning through problem-solving is not as effective as many people think https://t.co/s5U0t3ofaO #aussieED#ukedchat#edchat#education#edreform
Academics, high-performing professionals and subject-matter experts will have an accelerated pathway into a teaching career thanks to a radical overhaul of how mid-career entrants to teaching are hired.
Read more on https://t.co/66WU32wrgk
[NEW EDUCATION EVENT]
Tuesday 18 May 2021 Sydney
Join us to hear from Noel Pearson, Federal Education Minister @AlanTudgeMP and @glenn_fahey on how more majority Indigenous schools across Australia can overcome the educational odds.
https://t.co/MNgaY0eOfE
New evidence in favour of standardised tests: It is now time for those proposing to scrap standardised testing to start supporting their alternatives with evidence. via https://t.co/mER0ZJQOrM https://t.co/yBILnatQQT
In a sensible move to guard against an increase in teacher workload and decline in wellbeing NSW dumps education proposal to let students progress at their own pace. https://t.co/GwLEpNeYGb @greg_ashman @PaulKiem
The living conditions and life expectancy of remote Indigenous communities are comparable with those of developing nations, according to a paper published by the Centre for Independent Studies | @ameliamcguiree https://t.co/uAI3lk9Q2k
“Despite overwhelming evidence of the impact of school closures on children, and despite increasing evidence that schools are not drivers of the pandemic, too many countries have opted to keep schools closed, some for nearly a year."
@unicef https://t.co/vFqA2MoNQM
Thank you @CISOZ for the opportunity to explain how the KSP is raising literacy in mostly Indigenous remote schools. This is an initiative of @AlannahMac & @sueellery @educationlisa @kimberley_sp https://t.co/BDMUb9tnQU
What can educators, communities, and policymakers do to better meet the educational needs of Indigenous students? 🚸 📑
Watch our newest #education and #indigenous research event with speakers:
@glenn_fahey@JNampijinpa@nyunggai and @DrLSHammond
https://t.co/wS2YV0nnZ9
The Herald's View: NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell's insistence on the vital role phonics plays in teaching reading will serve as a signal that NSW values evidence and best practice in education https://t.co/0Mta8Q4D5f