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Is Inclusion Truly Inclusive?

John Skene provides some views and perspectives on the ever changing ‘concept’ of inclusion in the school context… “…every child

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Teaching Drama in Secondary Schools

Jon Suffolk shares insights into teaching Drama in high school . . . Background My journey into the world of

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Taking the kids to the park: On-Country learning about climate change

Judith Wilks, Mark Werner and Angela Turner demonstrate the importance of learning from Aboriginal approaches to caring for Country as

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Different implementation approaches to the new English syllabus

English Head Teachers, Emma Campbell, Steve Henry, and Rosemary Henzell, share the motivators and contextual variables that were the driving

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Learning in the early years: Do, perform, portray – play!

Kathy Rushton and Joanne Rossbridge outline the theory and research about young children’s language and literacy development through play; and

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Teaching PE in Primary Schools

Margaret Gordon writes on the importance of quality PE programs in primary schools and offers practical suggestions for classroom teachers.

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How we move through our (digital) classrooms- developing an engaging digital pedagogy

Marnie Etheridge shares the possibilities of digital pedagogies for teaching English to senior students. . . English teaching has always

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Strategies for supporting students with Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Years 1-6

Rose Dixon gives some practical advice on how to support students with ADHD . . .  WHAT IS ADHD? Attention-deficit/hyperactivity

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Teaching English to Teenage Tourists

Steve Henry offers some reflections on the challenges faced by English teachers in a time when social media has an

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‘A word after a word is power’: Reflections on reading in Secondary English 

Jackie Manuel reflects on the nature of, and importance of, teaching reading in Secondary English. She encourages teachers to utilise

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