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Daily Archives: March 23, 2010
I find it an interesting conun…
I find it an interesting conundrum that governments use Facebook on their education sites yet we block it in schools?
We are all working on the same thing! Instructional Improvement presentation for the ACT Principals.
I’ve just returned from Wollongong where I was invited by the Australian Capital Territory [ACT] principals to share my journey of school improvement. For those like me who are unfamiliar with the ACT public education system it has approximately 81 … Continue reading