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It is vital our education system provides the opportunity for all young Australians to build their capabilities. Read more in our latest report here: https://t.co/vj5r5Nr5FJ #capableAus
#FridayFacts Children aged 9 to 12 can think logically and consider ethical issues and different perspectives. Taking measured risks, contributing to decisions and meeting people from different walks of life can help grow their capabilities. https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
If capabilities are really going to be embedded in busy schools there are a number of things that need to happen to ensure teachers are prepared and understand how to implement strategies that focus on teaching capabilities. https://t.co/PtyTz1MuSn #capableAus
#FridayFacts There is growing evidence from across the world that once parents see what capabilities mean, they like the idea of schools developing knowledgeable, capable, employable and socially-aware young people. https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
There is a need for training and ongoing professional development for teachers on the best approaches they can use to foster capabilities in students. Read more: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
#FridayFacts One of the best ways to help 19-24 year-olds learn is to encourage them to set aspirations and make plans to pursue their goals. Find out more about how we learn at different ages with our capabilities fact sheets: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
Understanding how capabilities in the early years connect with the first years of schooling provides both preschool and primary school educators with greater insight into how to support children's learning and development. Read more: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
Only 1 in 4 domestic undergraduate students were admitted to courses based on their ATAR in 2016. It's time to look at our education system, decide what we want it to deliver, and place more focus on building capabilities. Read more: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
Many think we acquire capabilities automatically, but this is not the case. We need our education system to support all learners to grow their capabilities, to ensure all children grow up to become capable young adults.https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
#FridayFacts: Children from 6-8 years old can follow rules and pay attention for longer periods than their younger peers. Check out our fact sheets highlighting capabilities and how we learn across different age groups here: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableAus
#FridayFacts Did you know Australia’s inclusion of capabilities in teaching and learning policies is aligned with a worldwide shift over the past decade? Read more here: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #AussieED #capableAus
"The @OECD's findings support the Mitchell Institute’s recent report The capable country, which calls for rapid government action to boost capabilities across all stages of learning, from birth to 24 years" https://t.co/R9Jp23eoGj #ozearlyed #capableaus
From ages 0-2, children begin to notice the world around them. Read more on how we learn at different ages here: https://t.co/B912rECAHI #ozearlyed #capableaus
Capabilities help to prepare students for an uncertain world and can enhance enjoyment, engagement and achievement throughout learning. Read our new report: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableaus
It is important that any approach to keeping Australia capable is not solely focused on the school years but looks both before and beyond as well. More in our new report and age-based fact sheets https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableaus #ozearlyed
A very clear frame for thinking about the relationship between knowledge, skills, capabilities and habits. #capableaus by @LucasLearn @charleesarah
Capabilities help to prepare students for an uncertain world and can enhance enjoyment, engagement and achievement throughout learning. Read our new report: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableaus
Capabilities help to prepare students for an uncertain world and can enhance enjoyment, engagement and achievement throughout learning. Read our new report: https://t.co/B912rEkZQa #capableaus
Capabilities look different at different ages. We've made some fact sheets to help identify and enhance them https://t.co/B912rECAHI #capableaus #ozearlyed #aussieed #educhat
NEW REPORT: Governments need to commit to a capable Australia. We show them how in our new report, The Capable Country
https://t.co/B912rECAHI #AussieEd #auspol #CapableAus @LucasLearn @charleesarah
New report on how to maintain a world-leading education system in Australia out this Monday - follow #capableAus for updates. To find out about international approaches, check out our recent snapshot: https://t.co/JBS8PYDU9b
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