What students can teach each other: Promoting optimal voice use for teaching through a speech-language pathology student-led voice clinic https://t.co/HDLWrP2zCa
The next instalment around the issues facing initial teacher education. A perfect storm: Fast-tracking student teachers will have dire consequences https://t.co/cpZ5u3v0Yb #teachereducation#teachershortage
Schools are doing an amazing job of juggling the teacher shortage, but we felt we needed to also draw attention to the flow on effects for pre-service teachers (and the long term issues). https://t.co/DJNjGS51d3 #teachershortage@QUT@DL4C_QUT
Our recent 2.5 year Y Connect project report available at https://t.co/8fuiUioTGI suggests that schools need artists and artists need schools. So let’s get that happening now! #yconnectproject#artistsforschools#schoolsforartists
Some broad educational resources that go beyond just putting teaching and learning online e.g. trauma and anxiety support, which will emerge in importance for learners in the coming weeks.
I love Zoom meetings! Because they are online, we don’t have to allow time to get from one meeting to the next! We can just have meeting after meeting after meeting!
@DannMallet You will be happy to know, after an awkward health education conversation over dinner, Michael decided he got an A grade for health education and deserved icecream. Allowed - with a side lecture of nutrition and the dangers of food rewards.
@DrReeceMills @DannMallet Sorry @DrReeceMills, it already went to the mysterious plastic wedge that somebody shoved in to hold the bathroom door open in E block- declared by @DannMallet It saved lives by reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19, neither of you can compete.
PARENTS to teachers: We know you are doing your best, thank you. It's OK if you can't get your lessons to us, we'll work something out later, it's really fine. ❤️
TEACHERS to parents: We know you are mostly not set up or able to home school. Do what you can, it's really fine. ❤️