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Student agency on a trip to the bookstore

‘I called it student driven acquisition, but it was essentially: let’s go to the
bookstore.’ Teacher Librarian Catherine Barnes seized a unique opportunity,
taking her Endeavour College students to the bookstore to select some titles for
the newly renovated school library. We caught up with her to unpack the
impromptu learning experience.

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Teacher editor Jo Earp talks to Western Sydney University academic and
researcher Dr Sharon Wagner about engaging parents from refugee backgrounds in
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parents and teachers on topics such as parent-teacher interviews, system
expectations and language barriers.

Copyright and AI in schools

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an increasingly popular and useful tool for
teachers and students alike. But what do our copyright laws say about using AI
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Teaching resource: Explicit instruction

In our most recent annual Teacher reader survey, many of you asked for more
content and support in the area of explicit instruction. So, in this article, we
delve into a new practice guide from the Australian Educational Research
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Infographic: Length of school breaks

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OECD’s Education at a Glace report reveals Australian primary school teachers
and students have less time off each year than the majority of OECD countries
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Research: Student use of school libraries

For students who may not have access to appropriate books at home, libraries can
play a key role in providing this access. New analysis of Australian data from
the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) sheds light on year
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they’re not allowed to borrow books to take home.

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Microcredentials and the school curriculum

Is your school developing students that have the skills to thrive in work or
further study after graduation? We spoke to one school that piloted a
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Using books for creative learning opportunities

Using books in the classroom is a great way to implement new learning
opportunities. Check out this article for some fun ideas for incorporating books
into your classroom.

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Become a Teacher in the UK

There is significant demand for teachers in the UK right now with numerous
opportunities for educators in all subjects. There are fantastic opportunities
for teachers who are newly qualified or for the most experienced, for those
specialising in Primary, and Secondary opportunities for professional
development and accelerated career progression are available for all.

The annual creative literacy program helping students publish their stories - in
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The Early Harvest youth publishing program, driven by creative writing centre
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goal: contributing to an actual book! Find out how your school can get involved.

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Five readings on learning progressions

In this series, we take a look at some further readings available on a
particular topic, including open access research papers from various online
databases, and Teacher archive content you might not have come across yet. This
month, we’re looking at learning progressions for literacy and numeracy.

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Expert Q&A: Australia’s PIRLS results

Australia’s results in the 2021 Progress in International Reading Literacy Study
(PIRLS) were released last week. In our latest expert Q&A we speak with PIRLS
National Project Manager for Australia and ACER Senior Research Fellow Kylie
Hillman about some of the interesting findings to come from this cycle.

Infographic: Reading instruction strategies

Recently released survey data from PIRLS 2021 (Progress in International Reading
and Literacy Study) includes information on reading instruction strategies used
in year 4 lessons. This infographic shows the percentage of Australian PIRLS
2021 students whose teachers reported using these strategies in every or almost
every lesson.

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Encouraging all students to read for pleasure

How can schools encourage students that are capable readers, but have no
interest in reading for pleasure, to read more frequently? This is the
underlying question that drove the research project of English teacher and 2021
Reading Australia Fellowship recipient Edwina West.

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Reader-response: Boosting critical reading

Developing children’s reading skills as they start primary school can often mean
meeting children at a range of different levels. In this article, we speak with
Dr Lexie Scherer who explains how the reader-response method can help teachers
find that special ‘hook’ that can open a child up to the wonders of reading.

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Video: Three Spheres of Library Skills – Part 1

In their first video in a three-part series for Teacher, Teacher Librarian Mali
Jorm shares the details of the first area in a targeted program, The Three
Spheres of Library Skills, which scaffolds students to achieve success in the
three core areas of library skills: readers, researchers, and thinkers.

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