February | 2015 | Teachers' Education Review

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Special Features: Simon Breakspear, founder of LearnLabs, discusses the issues involve din sharing good practice between teachers, schools and systems, and special guest host Dan Haesler stops by to help unpack the interview; Cameron Interviews attendees and organisers of ResearchEd Sydney; Anne van de Graaf shares her approach to action research in the classroom.

Regular Features: NEW FEATURE! Tim Connell hosts Spotlight on Special Education, discussing approaches to evidence based practice; Teacher’s Brains Trust, Aaron Davis talks about Digital Literacies in the classroom; Continue reading →

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Main Feature: Tom Bennett, founder of ResearchEd in the UK, speaks about the ways that teachers can engage with research to improve their teaching practice.

Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler talks about wellbeing programs in schools; Education in the News, Cameron and Corinne talks about issues in Vocational Education; NEW FEATURE, Annabel Astbury discusses educational games on ABC Splash; Teachers Brains Trust, Conelle Batty discusses blogging and the educational community.

Have your say: How do you engage with research in your teaching practice? or how would you LIKE to engage with research? Leave us your response here.

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