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Report from the National Forum - ‘Intergenerational Compact for our Young People'
John SpieringsThe Australian National Schools Network (ANSN) in conjunction with the University of Western Sydney (UWS) and the New South Wales Department of Education & Training presented a National Forum to discuss producing an ‘Intergenerational Compact for our Young People’.
Opportunities to Learn About Habits Of Mind
The ANSN is proud to host several opportunities to devlelop skills with Habits of Mind.
Go to the Habits of Mind hub page to learn more about Setting the Stage Through Habits of Mind"
John Bladen Scholarship
ANSN offers teachers an opportunity to make study tours to schools using innovative thinking and new ideas. A scholarship of $1000 is available to help you to meet teachers making schools better for students and teachers.
Giving teachers opportunities to visit, watch and talk with others in diverse and similar locations is an amazingly powerful tool for professional learning because of the directness of the experience.
Bee Bots – Robotics for Young Learners
Winner of the “2006 Education Resources Award” primary ICT category.
1 day hands-on workshop where participants:
- Play and explore Bee Bots
- Make resources for future learning experiences that integrate Bee Bots with their curriculum
- Take back to school collective ideas and strategies for implementing Bee Bots as well as their very own Bee Bot (1 per participant) valued at rrp $88
Protocols
For
the past 10 years the ANSN has been exploring the relationship between
teacher work and student work. This has been done with groups of
teachers from every phase of schooling and every state and territory.
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