@SaraAnn01479223@teachwithmaisey@SaraAnn01479223, this sounds like a great way to use podcasts! Students will be able to reflect on their learning and communicate their opinions as they work towards action in their community. Thank you for teaching social justice in your classroom.
@miss_barnes11 What excursion program are you considering at Summerhill Waste Management Centre? Sounds like a great community asset to use for your unit.
Take advantage of comic cognition: 44% of young readers engage with comics over 30% reading books (Jee & Anggoro, 2012). Use SDG comics to engage your readers!
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@MissHubbardAU I am actually going to do sculpture art with my stage 3 students using Washed Ashore art as inspiration. We will create artworks with the pollution we collect at the beach.
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Check out this awesome garden bed! This would be a great #STEAM activity to get the students thinking about #upcycling in their school. What a great addition to a school or community #garden. #EDUC4750#UoNTeach What other STEAM activities are you doing in your garden space?
@EmilyMo50387664@Take3fortheSea Your students can clean the beach up! Why don't you have a guest speaker from Take3fortheSea talk to your class about the importance of community action. Service learning is fantastic for developing civic duty and responsibility.
@miss_barnes11 Maybe your school can begin a recycling initiative where they collect cans from the school community to redeem at a Return and Earn location. The money can be used to fund other green initiatives in the school.
@miss_barnes11 Students are eager to adopt actions that will help the planet overcome plastic pollution. A great real-world lesson would be analysing lunchbox images to determine how much waste is hypothetically being polluted. This can lead to personal reflection.
@miss_barnes11 This is a great nonfiction book about pollution. If you are looking for more literature for plastics pollution - such as fiction picture books - try this site:
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@LandersCurtis While going #plasticfree is a great idea for your school, I'd be careful implementing this action as a 'rule.' It's a sure-fire way to get your school community off side. We should always be very mindful of social justice and the burden and stigma of 'rules.' Frame it positively!
@LandersCurtis Can also be used as a collaborative learning tool where each member in the group looks at an article or website using a different hat and then reports back to the group.
@SaphiahLindebo2 Maybe the Australian Museum has exactly what you are looking for? They have a exhibit called cultural connections that can be used for inspiration
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@SaraAnn01479223@nswarchives Have you considered Trove? It has plenty of primary sources to utilise for perspectives in your classroom. This article attached is interesting due to the uneasy balance between voting rights and the acceptable behaviour of women. Eye opening for students.
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@SaraAnn01479223@pipcleaves How do you plan to promote student agency in school? I love the idea of having a student lead government. I have also seen in practice cultural groups where students make decisions about how to promote their culture in their school.
From rubrics and presentations to apps, definitions, and frameworks, here are 25 of the best resources for critical thinking.
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Formative assessment tracks learning goals and enables constant feedback to students about their learning. How are you planning to assess for learning in your unit of work?
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