Join my session at #EduTECHAU! 10,000+ education leaders will gather at Australia’s biggest meeting for the education sector to learn, exchange ideas & network.
In my new article in @teacherACER I illustrate how the school curriculum leaves many students either unable to reach the pedals or with their knees jammed under the handlebars. teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…
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A new article in ACER Discover looks at a common theme being explored by keynote presenters at #ResearchConf21: evidence-based learning progressions. Discover more >
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Register now for the ed conference of the year! #ResearchConf21 is fully virtual, with a wide-ranging program of events on curriculum, teaching practice & more. Register for only $150 AUD to join in live online 16-19 Aug or watch recordings on demand: researchconference.com.au/
Pleased to have accepted this award overnight.
We are delighted to announce the winner of the Lifetime Contribution Award in the 2021 International e-Assessment Awards @GMastersACER
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How do we integrate teacher judgement of student learning into psychometric models used in standardised assessments? @vupeabody Prof Richard Lehrer’s keynote at #ResearchConf21 is not to be missed! Join us online 16-20 Aug. Explore or register: researchconference.com.au #aussieED
Today in @TeacherACER, I explore how computer adaptive tests offer a glimpse into the future of learning, the curriculum and assessment. teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…
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A key challenge in Aust education is that children are falling behind before they even reach school. Read in @teacherACER: teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…
Join @dr_dan_c & Kellie Picker at #ResearchConf21 to explore measuring early years language & researchconference.com.au
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Don’t miss @BerkeleyGse & @unimelb Prof Mark Wilson's exciting presentation at #ResearchConf21 - join us to rethink measurement in accountable assessment to ensure excellent progress for every student. Register: researchconference.com.au #aussieED
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How to ensure excellent progress for every student? It's our #ResearchConf21 theme & our keynote speaker @GMastersACER explores curriculum change in his @teacherACER column: teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…. Discover our program: researchconference.com.au
How well do grades convey attainment and progress? My latest article for @TeacherACER suggests they leave parents to think their children are generally on track and ready for the next year’s curriculum, when this is often not the case: teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…
I welcome the NSW government announcement to trial untimed syllabuses that enable every student to progress over time through the same sequence of learning, at their own pace. Here’s why: theconversation.com/why-the-… with @ConversationEDU
My new article in @TeacherACER – ‘The equity myth’ – highlights the important difference between equality and equity in education. teachermagazine.com/au_en/ar…
I have summarised the key points from my new essay, 'Time for a Paradigm Shift in School Education?', in this @teacherACER article.
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Pleased to launch my latest essay: Time for a Paradigm Shift in School Education? research.acer.edu.au/cgi/vie…
Is #ATAR necessary? My latest article for @TeacherACER makes the case for change at no cost to university selection, but with significant educational benefits. teachermagazine.com.au/colum…
My article ‘Towards a new curriculum’ for @TeacherACER identifies three aspects of the NSW curriculum in need of reform. teachermagazine.com.au/colum…
My new article in @teacherACER – ‘The role of the curriculum in creating the future’ – outlines community aspirations for the NSW curriculum and describes how Estonia redesigned its school curriculum to become an educational world leader. teachermagazine.com.au/colum…
The final report of the NSW Curriculum Review that I led on behalf of the NSW Education Standards Authority has been released. It recommends both short-term and long-term reforms to ensure every young person learns successfully. nswcurriculumreview.nesa.nsw…







