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16 Courses found.

Presenter: Kery O'Neill 

This course celebrates the teaching of biology! It incorporates the current research in MBE (Mind Brain Education) and the cognitive work on threshold concepts and misconceptions in Biology. Interactive challenges, small group discussions, group sequencing activities and PowerPoint based lecture are used to discuss research and methods to deliver curriculum in a manner best suited to our current More


Presenter: Joanne Manning 

Wondering how to improve teaching and learning across your school? This course will explore the benefits and importance of Learning Communities in schools and the enhanced teaching and learning that results from such teamwork. The Lesson Study Model will be explored as a means of developing teaching practice within schools. Teachers will also be taken through the Action Research model developed b More


Presenter: Pascale Warnant 

Your students have been provided with their own notebook computer, how will this impact on teaching and learning in the Science classroom? The first session will focus on the pedagogy behind the successful integration of notebook computers in Science. Participants will be provided with examples of units of work and assessment tasks that have been specifically designed for a 1:1 laptop environment. More

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Presenter: Lucy Martin 

Databasing wasn't meant to be difficult! A practical and hands on approach to using databases in the Science classroom. Teachers learn to create and manipulate a Microsoft Access database on the first 20 elements of the periodic table. Databasing skills covered in this unit include: creating a database table, adding & deleting data as well as creating query's, forms & reports,as well as Internet r More


Presenter: Lucy Martin 

Databasing wasn't meant to be difficult! This ONLINE course is a practical and hands on approach to using databases in the Science classroom. Teachers learn to create and manipulate a Microsoft Access database on the first 20 elements of the periodic table. Databasing skills covered in this unit include: creating a database table, adding & deleting data as well as creating query's, forms & report More


Presenter: Colin Harrison 

Participants will be provided with strategies to motivate their students. Each strategy relates to a particular dot point(s) within the syllabus. This full day course will be very practical, providing teachers with the opportunity to experience and personalise techniques for their own classroom. Course notes are provided. Information containing an outline and example for each strategy will be made More

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Presenter: Attila Szoboszlay 

Podcasting is not just a fad that is going to come and go; it is trend that is here to stay. It is a great way to broadcast student works to other schools, parents and potentially the whole world. Learn a simple method to creating podcasts direct from your classroom. Improve literacy skills while engaging students with technology applications. This session will also discuss uploading your podcast More


Presenter: Brian Marshall 

As educators and adults what skills have we given our students to enhance their ability to explore their potential and live a safe life? Too many students make subject selections for future courses and even careers based on little knowledge and understanding. Very few people take time to get to know who they really are and where they want to go and how to cope with adverse situations. This seminar More


Presenter: Brian Sowerby 

The course is aimed at equipping high school teachers to tackle the complex issues of sustainable energy and climate change. The course will provide a balanced overview of the various options required to provide energy in the future while minimising environmental damage. Dr Sowerby favours no particular technology. The focus of the course will be on providing technical details on the various tech More


Presenter: John Kennedy 

This course will discuss why, how and when laptops can be used effectively in the science laboratory. It will give teachers the confidence to develop their teaching style to become more IT-centred and in turn incorporate the use of computers in their classes. Topics of discussion will include - Why use ICT?; how to ensure originality and detect plagiarism; how to analyse data simply and effective More

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Presenter: John Kennedy 

This course is aimed at teachers who wish to better their skills in using spreadsheets and presentation software, both for preparation and delivery of lessons and in the learning episode itself. It will give teachers the confidence to develop their teaching style to become more IT-centred and in turn incorporate the use of computers in their classes. Topics of discussion will include - using sprea More

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Presenter: Sharron Mountain 

A practical course where you will create a stop motion film using animation software. Teachers will be provided with a teaching framework to take back into the classroom. A program outline, visual resources and worksheets will be to make this a workable unit in the classroom. Teachers will work in small groups, developing a narrative, map out a storyboard, create set & characters for their film, More


Presenter: Kery O'Neill 

Science is something young students are naturally excited about, but it is soon labelled as 'the hard subject' with resulting disengagement of some students. A scientifically literate society is vital for our future on the planet. The ability of young people to decipher popular science and to engage in debate when they leave school are skills for the rest of their lives. Through PowerPoint lecture More


Presenter: Joanne Manning 

The most important factor contributing to the teaching and learning in schools is the teacher. As teachers we are always searching for ways in which to develop the learning of our students. This course draws on the research of John Hattie to present the most effective teaching practices and how to develop them in the classroom. Teachers will be provided with a number of strategies and methods for More


Presenter: Colin Harrison 

Participants will be provided with the opportunity to identify and critically evaluate a range of teaching strategies relevant to the Senior Chemistry syllabus. The focus will be on the HSC core topics. Participants will also have the opportunity to select and develop technology based resources including Powerpoint, spreadsheets and hyperlinks. A Booklet and electronic file will be provided to More

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Presenter: Troy Beer 

The trainer for the day is an experienced short film maker. During this course you will be introduced to all aspects of the video production process. From planning & storyboarding, to shooting raw footage, tips for lighting, sound and production through to the digital editing process. By the end of the day you will have produced a 30 second advertisement. This process can become the basis of a More

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16 Courses found.