Teacher apathy

This week I have the privilege to introduce you all to the work of Aziza Green. She is my wife and edits many of the articles and content for I’m a New Teacher and runs a blog called One Thousand Lights. She is not a teacher, but when she wrote this article on Declaring war […]
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July 17, 2020  /   Posted in Uncategorized

The empathic learning environment: Sit where they sit

Today’s guest post comes from a truly inspirational educator, Anne Knock. Here is a little introduction to Anne: For more than three decades I have worked in education and development. Commencing as a primary school teacher, I then moved into leading community development programs, school system administration and growing a school-based innovation centre in Sydney. […]
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January 23, 2020  /   Posted in Organisation

Lists, lists and more lists..

I love lists. They help organise our lives and help give us a sense that we are being super productive. We feel a sense of accomplishment when we tick things off. Sites Listverse keep me amused/entertained for hours. So, why not write a listicle about teaching? Here is a list of things that I regularly use in […]
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January 17, 2020  /   Posted in working with others
Whether you’re a casual teacher, permanently employed, working as a support teacher or on a temporary contract with your school, you are directly involved in educating, training and shaping some of the greatest minds that this world is yet to see.
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