Open to primary and secondary school teachers and qualified STEM professionals, a recent event brought real-world Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths into the classroom in an effort to increase student engagement and participation in STEM subjects.
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Video: New Science and Technology syllabuses for NSW
With a new Science and Technology syllabus for K-6, and new syllabuses for Technology for Years 7 and 8 being implemented in New South Wales in 2019, the NSW Education Standards Authority discusses what the changes mean for both educators and students.
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STEAM outside the classroom
Dr Michael Cowling, of CQUniversity, and Dr James Birt, of Bond University, look at how to address the role of technology in all aspects of students’ lives.
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Video: Technology in schools
CEO of the NSW Education Standards Authority, David de Carvalho, discusses the impact of technology in the classroom with Professor Pasi Sahlberg of the Gonski Institute at the University of NSW.
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Projectors: Size matters
Interactive classrooms are accepted and expected, but it’s not enough to simply display information and assume students will take it in. Nathan Fulcher of Epson explains the basic physics of projectors in a digital age.
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Free educational seminars
As a part of the National Education Summit, The Education Show will host a range of free educational seminars that aim to hone in on topical issues such as technology, wellbeing, professional teaching and techniques for learning.
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