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We pay too much attention to the most confident voices—and too little attention to the most thoughtful ones.
Certainty is not a sign of credibility. Speaking assertively is not a substitute for thinking deeply.
It's better to learn from complex thinkers than smooth talkers.
Our year 6s are tuning in today for the launch of the brand new Minecraft Education Station Ideation Mission. Stay tuned to see what we create! #stationideation @digilearnvic
Teach your children that not knowing something is not a bad thing, it is an opportunity to learn something.
Teach them that making mistake is not failure, it's the first step to understanding.
"Our young people are never asked about the type of education they would like or asked if they feel culturally safe in [their] learning environment.”
How to listen and learn from Indigenous children in order to help them.
#InMyBloodItRuns
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@MrVlaminates @PlayCraftLearn Love the natural disaster approach. I love running around their builds in @PlayCraftLearn with my little camera, building up our class portfolio. So great to immerse yourself in the world with them, and the kids get so excited seeing you there!
Tomorrow Victorian teachers will be entering full schools for the first time. While some may be excited, others may find this confronting. They may be at risk, close to venerable people or dealing with massive change. Please kind, listen, and avoid explaining away their feelings.
@michelledennis @MSAUedu Love it. I’ve found it so useful being able to easily ink over videos when making my remote learning resources this term. Great way to focus and clarify
I'm all for thinking with ink! Why draw it on one board when instead you can share the learning to 25 different homes? #TeachWithSurface @MSAUedu #MicrosoftEDU