Research pragmatism for a single focus trumps 100 grand ideas for proposed PhD research. Cracking on with preparing for Confirmation around Agency experts supporting Stage 3 Geography work on bush fire. @CQUGradResearch@bnhcrc https://t.co/agnwTERRaL
Office of the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer is accepting grant applications for the Bushfire STEM in Schools Program, which aims to support the development of bushfire-specific courses for the NSW Education curriculum. https://t.co/TeUyIRn0RS.
Great to hear @BrionyTowers give a wonderful and inspiring presentation on the @AIDR_News Education for Young People Program at the Australian Geography Teachers Association conference.
What a world for a true believer! Walking through Brisbane on way to #APMCDRR and who do I come across?
Jamie Maclaren and Andrew Redmayne at a press conference. Go @Socceroos on Thursday night v NZ.
@Jarrett2Tony@cqu spoke on engaging with children to bring on tomorrow's solutions: "Children and youth have a right to be heard, yet policies and programs don't really reflect that. We need to consider their role in providing solutions to our problems." #FireClimate2022
Hats off to NSW RFS for fantastic #ACEFA2022. It was great to be back amongst old friends at the Schools Ed stand, and with many turning out for the Masterclass presentation with Barbara Ryan. Read more about that session here: https://t.co/agnwTERRaL
For some years I have passionately advocated for a clear focus on disaster resilience education, particularly with children in schools.
Read more about mainstreaming dre in the latest AJEM https://t.co/Y6nyaA90h5.
Today ACYP launches the NSW Strategic Plan for Children and Young People 2022-2024. This Plan acknowledges the work that the NSW Government has committed to for the benefit of children and young people. https://t.co/sRTamjmkmD
There has been a few bumps in the road, however my PhD research through CQU on the bush fire unit of study in Years 5 and 6 still goes on! You can read an update here:
https://t.co/agnwTERRaL
Fantastic initiative and opportunity for local Hazelbrook residents to connect up with NSW RFS experts this weekend as part of Get Ready Weekend! See:
https://t.co/thgqlEBIkm
The National DRANZSEN Forum brings together representatives from education and emergency services, NGOs, universities, local government and community groups to explore disaster resilience education. Join us online on 1 September for the 2021 forum: https://t.co/qNv1oTbvle
Fantastic video Briony telling an important story about the capacities and capabilities of children with bush fire education. A strong reminder for agency folk (and expert partners) to support the learning activities