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Finnish lessons

Finnish teachers enjoy a high level of professional autonomy. ... the last few decades is to try to strengthen the shared responsibility in education, in schools and in communities, meaning that educators, teachers and principals would share the responsibility of providing good schools and good education for the young people in their communities. (More Web-site Information)

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Ofsted report The safe use of new technologies

Blocking pupils' access to unsuitable websites does not encourage them to take responsibility for their safety online (Ofsted) "Managed" online systems were more successful than "locked" ones at safeguarding pupils' safety. Area most in need of improvement - online safety training for teaching staff. (More Web-site Information)

safety | digitalcitizenship | teachers | schools | research

Teaching teachers to Moodle

Teaching teachers to Moodle on Slideshare - A presentation to the 2010 Leeds Moodle Conference by Miles Berry (More Web-site Information)

moodle | slideshare | teachers | presentations

The work we do

How do we support, sustain, develop and drive the continuous shift needed to ensure a relevant 21st century schooling experience if we don’t reflect and talk about what good learning and teaching is in today’s world? Teachers drive change by changing what they do. School leaders sustain change by identifying what teachers need. (More Web-site Information)

education2.0 | teachers | professional_learning | collaboration

Draft Professional Standards for Teaching School Geography

Cultivating geographical imagination and understanding. The next step in the process to develop standards for teaching school geography<br /> is to seek feedback from Australian teachers. (More Web-site Information)

professional_learning | standards | geography | teachers | australia

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