by pivotpl | Nov 23, 2019 | Pivot's Pencil
A crisis-level shortage of qualified maths teachers, students’ shrinking confidence and interest in maths, and the growing importance of maths skills to the economy (AMSI 2019) mean that more than ever, Australia needs to identify characteristics of top teachers to...
by pivotpl | Oct 29, 2018 | Pivot's Pencil
Great teaching on Radio National Pivot’s Director of Research recently joined a panel on ABC’s Life Matters program, to ‘sort fact and fiction on the teaching profession’ with the principal of Doveton College and Griffith University Dean of Education, Professor...
by pivotpl | Jul 9, 2018 | Pivot's Pencil
Nurturing the entrepreneurial skills of students The Mitchell Institute at Victoria University has been collaborating with about 20 secondary schools in New South Wales and Victoria on a program that focusses on entrepreneurial learning. Paradigm Shifters, based on...
by pivotpl | Jun 5, 2018 | Pivot's Pencil
Pivot’s Dr Bronwyn Hinz Features in the Daily Telegraph Originally published in the Daily Telegraph: It’s the biggest shake-up of teacher-training ever, but too many new teachers are still flying blind and set up to fail. Education boffins, policy makers and...
by pivotpl | May 2, 2018 | Pivot's Pencil
Put students at the centre for sustained boost to learning Put students at the centre for a sustained boost to learning: Pivot’s Director of Research and Development responds to the release of Gonski 2.0. Read our Media Release here. ← PREVIOUS Pivot in focus at...
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