Bob Ellis on Julia Gillard (More Web-site Information)
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educational policy in Australia has been influenced and shaped not by exemplar practitioners, but politicians, media commentators, bureaucrats & unions who spend most of their time outside of the classroom. The voices of the teaching profession, as a whole, have been missing from a national and comprehensive discussion on quality learning and teaching. (More Web-site Information)
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Teach For Australia is a new pathway into teaching for graduates who do not meet the standard entry requirements for teaching in schools. Selected Teach For Australia Associates will receive six weeks of intense teacher and leadership training prior to beginning their placements, and will also receive ongoing support and mentoring to ensure that they are effective facilitators of learning. You are not eligible to apply for this program if you hold a degree or diploma in education or are currently enrolled in such a program, as you already meet the requirements for entry into the teaching profession. (More Web-site Information)
Teachers say a $550 million Federal Government program to recruit young teachers is an insult. Deputy PM Gillard today announced a scheme which gives university graduates the chance to undertake intensive teacher training and work in the public school system. "The assertion that it would lift the status of the profession is demeaning and insulting to teaching and the profession as a whole.<br /> "Evidence from the US shows that these programs that fast-track teachers do not improve educational outcomes for students." (More Web-site Information)
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