Olivia Clarke, Louise Bowe
This week's article reports on the experience of two Grade 1–2 teachers at Debney Meadows Primary School, Victoria, who introduced mathematical concepts of chance to young students with English as a second language. Many of the children came from refugee backgrounds and had little or no formal school experience. Learning Objects provided by The Le@rning Federation (TLF) were integral to the work, which formed part of a joint project between the TLF and the Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development.
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Jenni Way, Colin Webb
Much of ICT's potential for schools lies in its ability to faciliate new ways to organise learning and ways of thinking about the learning process, but these changes may challenge traditional school cultures –
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Wendy Amosa, Sharon Cooper
Teacher quality and social context interact to exert a strong influence on student achievement –
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