School of Education news and events
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La Trobe celebrates Indigenous excellence with Billabongs Not Silos
La Trobe University is proud to announce the continuation of its Billabongs Not Silos initiative, a powerful platform designed to amplify Indigenous leadership, knowledge and excellence in both health and education.
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Rethinking graduate teacher readiness for hard-to-staff schools
New research from Dr Babak Dadvand, Senior Lecturer in Pedagogy, Professional Practice and Teacher Education, has examined graduate teacher readiness in hard-to-staff schools.
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A career change to the classroom
With the demand for new teachers set to skyrocket in coming years, there has never been a better time to make a career change to education.
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Rose living her dream teaching career in Robinvale
Rose was inspired by her mother to become a teacher.
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Country Universities Centre and La Trobe University tackle Mallee’s teacher shortage
CUC Mallee, based in Swan Hill, is partnering with La Trobe to advance the teaching workforce through the Nexus program
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PhD candidate on a mission to reshape the relationship between humans and crocodiles
PhD candidate, Lachie Saunders, is on a mission to reshape the relationship between humans and crocodiles
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Billabongs Not Silos
The Billabongs Not Silos event in Bendigo brought together education, health and cultural organisations to celebrate and support First Nations youth through a generous sharing of knowledge.
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Fostering technologies literacy in the primary school curriculum
Research from Dr Milorad Cerovac and Professor Therese Keane has explored the importance of language development in technologies education.
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Rural roads to reading
La Trobe's School of Education is seeking Victorian primary schools to participate in a new research project on reading instruction in rural and regional schools.
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SOLAR courses evaluated
A recent evaluation has shown that SOLAR courses address a significant gap in professional development for teachers
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Technologies education and development
New research has examined how children engage with technologies education at different stages of development
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Culturally safe learning at djimbaya Kindergarten
Charli Johnson has become the first Bachelor of Education student at La Trobe University to complete a dedicated Indigenous placement at djimbaya Kindergarten in Bendigo
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Career change teachers in hard-to-staff schools
Researchers examine the experiences of career change teachers in hard-to-staff schools
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Science of Teaching and Learning Australia professional learning day
Event explores the why, the what, and how of evidence-based reading instruction
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Indigenous Excellence, Billabongs not Silos
Thursday 19 June 05:00pm
La Trobe Rural Health School and the School of Education invite you to the next Billabongs not Silos Education and Wellbeing Keynote event.