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Increased career shifts, work diversification and unpredictable job growth are some of the challenges that face students as they transition from secondary schooling to careers and further study. Find out how digital disruption is changing the way we educate and create careers for today’s students.
Over 200 girls gathered together to hear from Murdoch University’s WISE Women in STEM. The outreach program saw multiple STEM women from around Australia share their personal and professional stories on how STEM skills benefit careers, and why dropping maths is a bad idea.
The jobs of the future may be closer than they appear. Get your students prepped for these cool jobs of the future, and get them excited about ICT education and the Digital Technologies curriculum!
More than half of Aussie girls aged 12-14 want to study STEM, but our enrolments are lower than any other Asia Pacific country. The future is female in STEM… with a little encouragement and a lot of support from parents, teachers and schools to turn these girls in STEM to women in STEM fields.
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James Davies, year 5 teacher at Croydon Public, believes it’s never too early to prepare students for the future. He’ll show you how to successfully incorporate STEM activities and coding challenges into your classroom, to inspire your students into future STEM careers.
You might be surprised to hear that even experienced computer programmer, Todd Beilby has had a slow start to the Digital Technologies curriculum (DT). Feel ready to tackle the DT curriculum with the Australian Computing Academy’s free resources for years 5-8, including teacher notes and extra support.
We asked nearly 100 students to divulge their deepest darkest maths thoughts, like is maths enjoyable? Or why is maths so hard? See what students in Australia really think about maths, and what effect it could have on our future jobs market.
Take your teaching cue from the 12 outstanding winners of the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards; innovating education by redefining the school’s structure and boosting morale for underprivileged students.
The ultimate goal of high school is to get a great ATAR to help with your university admission, but studies are showing more students choosing alternative pathways to study. So, is the ATAR over?
It’s full STEAM ahead if you’re teaching the digital technologies curriculum. It’s time to embrace cross-disciplinary learning and enrich your classrooms while incorporating a little fun! Here’s how.
The title of Australian of the Year, Senior Australian of the Year and Local Hero of the Year for 2018 have gone to Prof. Michelle Simmons, Dr Graham Farquhar and teacher Eddie Woo respectively, for their work in quantum physics, biophysics and maths education.