Virtual Workshop — New Tech Network Australia: Innovative Thinking in Education

At New Tech Network Australia, we focus on outcomes that matter. Not only do our schools report improved academic success at Year 12, but NTNAU graduates emerge from their schooling as effective communicators, critical thinkers and agents of their own learning. In addition, the fostering and assessment of collaborative skills has always been a key focus for teachers across our network. However, as our students return post COVID-19, how can we ensure we also return to a student-centred learning environment with collaboration at its heart?

Virtual Workshop: Authenticity in PBL

Keeping it real can be a definite challenge in any subject. Not every project you design will solve a real world problem and be useable by real people the day after students hand it in. That said, authenticity plays a key role in student motivation and engagement, in their ability to find personal…

Virtual WorkshopEmily LiccioniSeptember 19, 2019#PBL, #projectbasedlearning, #authenticity

Virtual Workshop: Collaboration

Are you looking to encourage more meaningful collaboration that also helps your students think deeply about the content you are teaching them? Would you like your students to be better team players?

Just us for the latest tips and tools on this topic in a discussion with New Tech Network Australia Director, Brad Scanlon.

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP 20th May 2019 @ 3:30pm: How do I teach & assess Agency?

Why do some students work hard and engage in school, even in the face of academic or personal challenge, while others give-up easily or are unwilling to try? In the last decade, research on mindset reveals success is less determined by innate talent, and more dependent on what we believe about our own ability to learn and get better at a something through effort or practice. As an NTN outcome, Agency demonstrates…