TeachSpace
TeachSpace
A place for teachers to continue to learn.
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Indigenous EducationThe power of song: sharing First Nations languages through music
Music is a powerful tool for bringing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into our classrooms. With deep critical thinking, community conversations and correct protocol, your language music project can engage children in new ways and help connect everyone to culture.
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Teaching and LearningHow teachers can use research effectively in their classroom
It’s important for teachers to be able to use the latest evidence from research in their classroom practice, but how can they use that research well to create meaningful impact?
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Health and wellbeingHow teachers can help fight superbugs
Experts say antimicrobial resistant superbugs pose a huge global health problem, and it’s made worse by antimicrobial handwash. Teachers can play a role in tackling the problem.
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Health and wellbeingHow teachers can support students to create healthier communities
When it comes to local community spaces, kids are experts. But how can children be more involved in building a healthier future?
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Teaching and LearningHow COVID has changed the way Australians think about teachers’ expertise and schooling
New Monash research shows how COVID-19 has significantly changed the way the Australian public perceives teaching and schooling. But what impact will this have long-term?
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Teaching and LearningMaking the most of our virtual classroom
As school teachers and university lecturers alike are grappling with how to make technology and online environment work for their students, it is useful to share some emerging strategies and insights.
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Inclusive EducationBusting myths and changing perspectives on racism in schools
The racism pandemic was around long before COVID-19 — and will continue long after. How can teachers actively engage with racism in schools and ensure equitable classrooms where all students feel seen, safe and supported?
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Teaching and LearningThe benefits of bilingual education in Australian schools
The benefits of learning another language are well-established, but in Australia it can be very difficult for monolingual English speakers to become fluent in another language. Bilingual education aims to overcome this.
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Indigenous Education9 ways to build your confidence teaching Indigenous cultures and histories
Many schools have developed meaningful Indigenous learning activities and relationships with Traditional Owners. Others are not sure where to begin. Here are nine ways to start — with an emphasis on native edible food.
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Indigenous EducationHow bringing Australian edible plants into your classroom can deepen understanding of Indigenous cultures and histories
Learning more about edible native plants is one meaningful way to deepen your Indigenous knowledge — and integrate it into your teaching. Here are some practice-led resources to get you started.
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Health and wellbeingReturning to school after lockdown: Six ways to support your students
As Victorian kids resume their school attendance in term 4, some of them will bounce back into school and school routines, while others will continue to feel the emotional effects of COVID-19 lockdowns for much longer.
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EnglishThe ABCs of the Year 12 English exam: some analysis for teachers
COVID-19 has meant that preparation for the VCE English exam has been different this year. But the basics remain the same – testing a student’s ability to translate thoughts into words with effective expression and detailed reference points.
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ArtsHow COVID allows educators to creatively connect to the arts
Galleries and cultural centres have been forced to close their doors during COVID, and rapidly develop online resources to engage their audiences. This can be a boon for educators, and their students with art experiences more accessible online than ever before.
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Behaviour ManagementFive ways to use positive behaviour support strategies in your classroom
Challenging behaviour in the classroom is disruptive and difficult for both teachers and students. Positive behaviour support not only reduces stress in the classroom, but also equips students with life skills beyond the curriculum.
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Inclusive EducationHow to make teaching inclusive during remote learning
COVID-19 has exposed the cracks and inequities that exist for vulnerable students with new research showing four out of five students with a disability are not receiving enough support from their school. What does it mean to provide an inclusive education during remote learning?
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Indigenous EducationTeaching for reconciliation in your classroom
Do you feel confident about teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures? Does your teaching promote reconciliation? Research suggests that many teachers struggle in these areas.