Join us for the Dean's Lecture where Jodie Hunter will challenge prevailing narratives about minority communities in mathematics education.

We will explore new perspectives on mathematics education and the importance of diversity in learning → go.unimelb.edu.au/cqe8

Music teacher friends, we are so looking forward to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander singer, social historian and cultural practitioner Jessie Lloyd's workshop for teachers Mon 29th April 5.30pm in our music studio at FoE @edumelb and also online! bit.ly/3W21YDB

How can we create inclusive spaces for neurodiverse students?

Dr Sophie Specjal (Murphy) PhD chats with Jess Rowlings and Matthew Harrison 🔬+🕹+🧠, co-directors of Next Level Collaboration, about how teachers can support the learning of their neurodivergent students.

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Before the 1980s, Australian teachers could be banned for being gay.

A landmark Australian Law Reform Commission report wants to protect them at religious schools too.

University of Melbourne's Jessica Gerrard and UTS's Archie Thomas in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand.
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Hoping to become the first person in her family to complete a PhD, Julia Hall's research is uncovering how the pandemic affected child development.

Learn more about her life as a graduate researcher with The Faculty of Education at University of Melbourne → unimelb.me/3x3Sayw

In our latest episode of Talking Teaching, Dr Sophie Specjal (Murphy) PhD chats to neurodiversity researchers Jess Rowlings and @hattdesign about how teachers can create supportive environments for neurodivergent children to thrive in.

🎧 Tap through to listen → unimelb.me/3rhOdDK

Join us as we chat with Matthew Harrison 🔬+🕹+🧠, Senior Lecturer in Learning Intervention at FoE. We asked him about a funny classroom experience and what he believes makes a truly exceptional teacher.

Tap through to read our full conversation → unimelb.me/3PV7EeR

📸 The Kwong Lee Dow Building beautifully snapped next to the viibrant Melbourne city skyline 🌆

We'd like to extend a big congratulations to the Faculty of Education's Dean, Prof Jim Watterston and Prof Yong Zhao, Ph.D (@KUSOEHS) on the release of their book, 'Focused: Understanding, Negotiating, and Maximizing Your Influence as a School Leader'.

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🔜 Coming soon: The next Talking Teaching episode on neurodiversity in schools with Dr Matt Harrison and Jess Rowlings, with host Dr Sophie Specjal (Murphy) PhD discussing practical skills teachers can use in their classrooms.

🎧 Listen to previous episodes here → unimelb.me/3rhOdDK

🚀 Newly launched 'Speculative Co-Design Toolkit,' created by the SWISP Lab at FoE, encourages students to tackle critical issues in #education such as adapting to #climatechange and encourages creative problem-solving and teamwork to create solutions → unimelb.me/3x4423O.

We're proud of Ngarrngga (pronounced Naan-gah) - an Faculty of Education project that aims to deepen engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures through curriculum resources and professional development designed to benefit everyone → unimelb.me/3uNtBoZ

The Use and Abuse of Large-Scale Assessment Studies: Do they still matter?

Join us for our Dean's Lecture where Prof Therese N.Hopfenbeck delves into the use and abuse of international large-scale studies and why they still matter.

Register → unimelb.me/48KceDe

We're looking for passionate and dedicated students to join the 2023 Student Ambassador Program.

Ambassadors will participate in a range of events to help promote Education courses including Open Day, photoshoots, information sessions and more → unimelb.me/3TzztLZ

Do you have a great startup idea or the passion to bring one to life? 🚀 Bring your business idea to life at the Business & Economics UniMelb 2024 UniMelb StartUp Pitch Competition!

👉 No experience needed
👉 Open to #UniMelb students
👉 Register by 17 March → unimelb.me/3wMjXnb

What have large-scale international assessment studies taught us about student learning?

Join us for our Dean's Lecture where Prof Therese N.Hopfenbeck delves into the use and abuse of international large-scale studies and why they still matter.

Register → unimelb.me/48KceDe

This #IWD2024 we're highlighting research that benefits women.

A recent research project sought to evaluate the efficacy of the Resilience Rights & Respectful Relationships program in reducing gender-based bullying and harassment.

Tap to read more → unimelb.me/48FqAVy

Do you know an outstanding Faculty of Education graduate making a difference, contributing to the community or excelling in their field?

Nominate someone for the Faculty of Education Alumni Earl-Career award before Friday 29th March 2024 🏆 → unimelb.me/37cawka