Struggling with creating powerful learning objectives which give you room to challenge your students? Have a look a these suggestions, from Edufolios’ Selena Woodward, for creating learning goals in your class.
Whether you’re a pre-service teacher on practicum or an experienced class room teacher, taking a moment out of your routine, to really stand back and observe what’s happening around you, can be incredibly enlightening. Have you explored what you can learn from your learners just by observing them? In this latest post, from Edufolios, we explore student trails and how watching the class can be an amazing learning experience.
Mass Challenge names South Australian business, Edufolios, a winner of Bridge to Mass Challenge Australia. Recognised as one it’s top five high-impact, high potential start-ups from Australia,
Annotations are important when working on your teacher accreditation (at any career stage). Of course, …
Last week’s post was about our responsibilities as teachers and how we can find time …
What do teachers do all year? Well, at Edufolios we’ve created a clear visual to show you most of the big events and tasks over an academic year. This post explores how those tasks can turn into opportunities for reflection against the standards. Download of the Teacher Timeline available too.
Teacher Burnout – Its a growing problem and one that we can all work together on. Here are 5 tips to help you avoid pushing yourself to the brink in 2017.
It’s the summer… ? it’s Christmas time…? it’s the school holidays! ? Well done, we …
Is Twitter really a Place for Teachers? Social Media contains thousand of professional networks for …
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You’re a teacher. Should I be able to find you online? We live and work …
