New articles are sent in a newsletter each fortnight to all Victorian government school teachers, but is open to anyone interested in best practice in education and evidence-based teaching approaches. Subscribe to In Our Classrooms Evidence-based teaching approaches from peers and experts Make change and monitor its impact in your professional learning communityHear from Brandon Park Primary School's PLC and how they introduce a change in practice, measure and monitor its effect on student learning.Using moderation to identify and support student learning needsHume Central Secondary College Principal Irene Iliadis prioritises moderation in the first few weeks of term, to quickly identify student needs and differentiate teaching practice.Teacher tip: Use moderation to make consistent decisions about student learning and assessmentPractice moderation for consistent, valid, evidence-based decisions around student learning and assessment.Metacognition in actionRosanna Primary School and Epping Secondary College have been able to empower their students to take control of their own learning. See more teaching approaches Ready-to-use resources for your classroom Using ClickView to support learning across all subjectsBelmont High School has been using ClickView to give teachers additional resources to drive learning and improve student engagement. Resources and opportunities for Anzac DayThe Department of Veterans’ Affairs have developed a number of resources to help schools commemorate ANZAC Day with their students.Be an upstander against racist bullyingNew Bully Stoppers resources are available to support schools to identify, prevent and respond to racist bullying, and to encourage your students to stand up for diversity.Register for the Premiers' Reading Challenge and reach new heightsThe 2019 Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge (PRC) is a chance to encourage your students to read more and ready widely. Register your school today See more classroom resources Professional learning opportunities for teachers Have an impact on education across VictoriaApplications for Pathways at DET placements in Term 3, 2019 are now open to leading teachers and school leaders, and close 17 May.Deliver content and language integrated learningLearn to deliver classes in a curriculum area such as science using a target language other than English and maximise student learning opportunities.2019 Victorian Education Excellence Awards are now openCelebrate the exceptional achievements and contributions of Victorian educators and school staff. Nominations close Sunday 9 June.Develop your formative assessment skillsTake part in professional learning to collaborate on, develop, trial and refine your own formative assessment rubrics. See more learning opportunities Stories that celebrate the education profession How are you celebrating Education Week 2019?From 19 May to 25 May showcase and celebrate excellence in education through open days, exhibitions and special events.Be recognised for the impact of your teachingCassandra Marinopoulos shares how the Victorian Education Excellence Awards have helped her to develop as a teacher. Nominations close on Sunday 9 June.Education Week 2019: inspire their future careerStudents start imagining their working lives from an early age. We can help them think about their passions and how they can achieve their career goals this Education Week, 19-25 May.Walking with African communities toward excellence in educationOn Tuesday 16 October, more than 70 people came together for the Walking with African Communities Forum. See more stories that celebrate teachers Supporting learning specialists, literacy and numeracy leaders Supporting your role as a numeracy leaderEvidence-based teaching approaches, classroom and collaborative resources and learning opportunities specifically targeted to numeracy leaders.Supporting your role as a literacy leaderEvidence-based teaching approaches, resources and support for literacy leaders. Explore these resources and define your role as a literacy leader in your school.Supporting your role as a learning specialistEvidence-based teaching approaches, resources and support for learning specialists. Explore these resources and define your role as a learning specialist in your school. Our website uses a free tool to translate into other languages. This tool is a guide and may not be accurate. For more, see: Information in your language
Make change and monitor its impact in your professional learning communityHear from Brandon Park Primary School's PLC and how they introduce a change in practice, measure and monitor its effect on student learning.
Using moderation to identify and support student learning needsHume Central Secondary College Principal Irene Iliadis prioritises moderation in the first few weeks of term, to quickly identify student needs and differentiate teaching practice.
Teacher tip: Use moderation to make consistent decisions about student learning and assessmentPractice moderation for consistent, valid, evidence-based decisions around student learning and assessment.
Metacognition in actionRosanna Primary School and Epping Secondary College have been able to empower their students to take control of their own learning.
Using ClickView to support learning across all subjectsBelmont High School has been using ClickView to give teachers additional resources to drive learning and improve student engagement.
Resources and opportunities for Anzac DayThe Department of Veterans’ Affairs have developed a number of resources to help schools commemorate ANZAC Day with their students.
Be an upstander against racist bullyingNew Bully Stoppers resources are available to support schools to identify, prevent and respond to racist bullying, and to encourage your students to stand up for diversity.
Register for the Premiers' Reading Challenge and reach new heightsThe 2019 Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge (PRC) is a chance to encourage your students to read more and ready widely. Register your school today
Have an impact on education across VictoriaApplications for Pathways at DET placements in Term 3, 2019 are now open to leading teachers and school leaders, and close 17 May.
Deliver content and language integrated learningLearn to deliver classes in a curriculum area such as science using a target language other than English and maximise student learning opportunities.
2019 Victorian Education Excellence Awards are now openCelebrate the exceptional achievements and contributions of Victorian educators and school staff. Nominations close Sunday 9 June.
Develop your formative assessment skillsTake part in professional learning to collaborate on, develop, trial and refine your own formative assessment rubrics.
How are you celebrating Education Week 2019?From 19 May to 25 May showcase and celebrate excellence in education through open days, exhibitions and special events.
Be recognised for the impact of your teachingCassandra Marinopoulos shares how the Victorian Education Excellence Awards have helped her to develop as a teacher. Nominations close on Sunday 9 June.
Education Week 2019: inspire their future careerStudents start imagining their working lives from an early age. We can help them think about their passions and how they can achieve their career goals this Education Week, 19-25 May.
Walking with African communities toward excellence in educationOn Tuesday 16 October, more than 70 people came together for the Walking with African Communities Forum.
Supporting your role as a numeracy leaderEvidence-based teaching approaches, classroom and collaborative resources and learning opportunities specifically targeted to numeracy leaders.
Supporting your role as a literacy leaderEvidence-based teaching approaches, resources and support for literacy leaders. Explore these resources and define your role as a literacy leader in your school.
Supporting your role as a learning specialistEvidence-based teaching approaches, resources and support for learning specialists. Explore these resources and define your role as a learning specialist in your school.