Everyone you meet knows something you don’t know but need to know. Learn from them. ― C.G. Jung Think back to all the movies and stories where everything is resolved through the power of friendship. It’s a theme we see so often that it has become a cliché. But clichés usually stem from consistent outcomes. In … Read more
We understand the responsibility you have to your students, and we’ve seen just how tough it can be sometimes to show up and give 100% every day. While we can’t control things like your students’ behaviour or school bureaucracy, we can give you some tools to be able to control how you handle hurdles and … Read more
As a modern society, I think it is fair to say that we are all guilty of spending just a little too much time on our phones. Scrolling on social media really does seem like a great way to decompress after a long day in the classroom. Plus, that’s where most of us get our … Read more
We absolutely love hearing about your teaching experiences in the classroom, and therefore wanted to create a space where you can share your Term One highlights! Please comment below with any anecdotes, tips, or motivational tricks that might help other educators make the best of the terms to come! Want to maximise your relaxation time … Read more
In today’s highly divided culture, it’s common to form strong emotional attachments to the issues or topics we believe in. While these passionate attachments may fuel our commitment and drive, they can also cloud our judgment, reinforcing our biases and making us more vulnerable to misinformation and less open to differing perspectives. This experience is … Read more
Everyone belongs. What does this mean to you? Belonging has become something of a buzzword in the education community. It’s a term often discussed during school meetings; it’s even embedded in the Australian curriculum from early childhood all the way up to high school. Belonging itself is fundamental to our identity and overall wellbeing. Research … Read more
Have you ever played the game ‘Werewolf’? For those who are unfamiliar, the game begins by secretly assigning roles. A group of players is divided into werewolves and villagers, with the werewolves knowing who they are, while the villagers start the game with no information. During the day, the villagers must work together to identify … Read more
We understand that our teachers want to create a comfortable, inviting classroom environment, but that sometimes budgets can be tight. That is why we designed these free, simple, universal classroom posters, charts, and resources that you can easily download and print, ready to be pinned up and filled in! Helpful Tip: Print at A3 size … Read more
Watch your thoughts for they become words. Watch your words for they become actions. Watch your actions for they become habits. Watch your habits for they become your character. And watch your character for it becomes your destiny. —Lao-Tze This December many of us are beginning to reflect on our experiences and habits and set … Read more
December is a unique time in Australian classrooms. With the school year winding down, it’s a period of reflection, celebration, and often a touch of chaos. Primary and secondary school teachers face specific joys and challenges, all while keeping students engaged and motivated during the final stretch. One of the highlights of teaching in December is … Read more
