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Good to Great Schools Australia (GGSA) is joining Abt Associates, and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, to deliver training and support to senior officers and staff from various provinces within Papua New Guinea’s education school system improvement.
Noel Pearson presents a compelling webinar on Direct Instruction. Hosted by McGraw Hill Australia in collaboration with Good to Great Schools Australia (GGSA), the event was titled The Power of Direct Instruction and featured insights from GGSA’s founder and director, Noel Pearson
Noel Pearson free education webinar on Direct Instruction co-hosted by Good to Great Schools Australia and McGraw Hill Australia
Good to Great Schools Australia will continue to deliver its pilot program supporting primary schools nationwide to improve students’ literacy, numeracy and science outcomes.
The program will also increase teacher pedagogical skills using evidence-based explicit instruction programs and professional learning for entire school teams.
In this article, we will discuss why school attendance matters, the benefits of aiming for 100 per cent attendance, the consequences of missing school, strategies to achieve 100 per cent attendance, understanding and addressing attendance barriers, the role of parents in supporting regular attendance, and seeking support when attendance issues arise.
Art education plays a pivotal role in the holistic development of children, nurturing creativity and the ability to think critically. Good to Great Schools Australia's (GGSA's) primary school Visual Arts program offers an in-depth understanding and integration of...
On 30 January 2023 Noel Pearson addressed the Catholic Education Canberra-Goulburn System Day at the Canberra Convention Centre. Below is the transcript of that speech. Good morning, everyone. I am so privileged to have been invited to join you at the System...
Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy (CYAAA) teaching teams document the many successes of their hardworking students throughout the year, as celebrating student success is key to motivating students, building self-esteem and creating a positive school culture.
Explore fun ways of teaching physics to students in Foundation to Year 6 in accordance with the Australian Science curriculum.