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Changing Student Outcomes and NTNAU Support 2022

Director of New Tech Network Australia, Brad Scanlon outlines NTNAU Support for 2022.

Bradley ScanlonSeptember 22, 2021
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Introducing QLD School Development Coach, Rachel Blatch

Emily LiccioniOctober 28, 2021#PBL, #qldeducation, #projectbasedlearning, #professionaldevelopment
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Making Lemonade from Lemons: Fostering Post-Pandemic Growth in our Students

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