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missdcoxblog.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This is the 2nd post in my series about curriculum in RE and how I think that there are different components to an effective RE curriculum. Whilst planning this blog, the brilliant Wayne Buisst shared a blog on hinterland which is an excellent contribution to the knowledge in RE conversation. Other than this, I'm not... | |
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rosalindwalker.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I want to talk about curriculum and knowledge - - this is something I think about a lot! If we're going to give our students the very best education, we can't begin with pedagogy, or assessment, or exercise books- we have to begin with our subjects. All subjects have their own knowledge structures, they are... | |
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jamesramseyteacher.wordpress.com
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| | | | | A teacher centred, knowledge based curriculum is not a particularly fashionable idea in Australian education. In-fact knowledge has a bit of an image problem. Teacher centred approaches which emphasise the importance of knowledge are considered by many prominent people in education in Australia to be backward and harmful to student learning. Concept based learning... | |
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www.securityjourney.com
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| | | While AI and automation unlock incredible potential, they also highlight the irreplaceable value of human creativity, critical thinking, and decision-making. | ||
