inclusive education teacher and special education teacher. Townsville based via Hobart. learning and inclusion is a human right, it is the law not a choice
I loved this definition of a yarning circle. It hit home in a couple of ways for me.
1: the importance of sharing history, stories and culture within the many indigenous cultures in… https://t.co/Md1Lyac3YL
I saw this on Facebook tonight. I love how in touch Australian Indigenous Cultures are with the land. The oldest culture in the world can continue to teach us if we are willing to open… https://t.co/eo5alSyf8P
First you build a foundation by building positive relationships. Secondly you work on the basics; number, phonics and so on. Finally you look at your curriculum. Without the first two the… https://t.co/cz5lct1G5s
As we know autism fits on a spectrum Low to high and high to low but being autistic and non verbal does not equate to havjng a lower cognitive ability. It means we need to find how they wish to communicate their knowledge and understanding. #inclusion#Autisim#Communication
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities created this #infographic to help explain the differences in approach to educating students with exceptionalities. @UN#InclusiveEducation
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“For the children who need special education, all teachers should get training about special education. Because a good curriculum changes one thing, a good teacher changes everything” #EdChatEU
@fastcrayon I have found the best administrators admit their mistakes or that they don’t know something. Makes you feel more comfortable about admitting fault and asking questions.
#9 What are three key moments with students this year that stand out for me more than any others, and why?
21 Questions To Reflect On Your Teaching This Year So Next Year Is Better - TeachThought PD https://t.co/qlaRi2hqSW
"I fail and make mistakes. I will help you but sometimes I’ll need help from you."
I And You And Us: 30 Inspiring Messages For Students - https://t.co/Iu4FqeZaX9
Little Abbie is my hero. She has sent a clear message of gender equality to Australia and the world. It would be great to see dolls made @Barbie and @AFL that do not cost between $70-120 like the 3D printed ones do.