As part of our EAL program, Glendal has started a little garden space to help to teach these children about gardening to tie in with the topic of ‘things we do’. This hands on form of learning is very powerful for EAL students and is proving hugely popular and successful.
EAL Garden at Glendal
Using the Senses to Think About Biodiversity
CERES Education sometimes uses this activity to engage children, students and adults with things outside IN the environment. You are welcome to use it in your education of others. 1. […]
As Science Turns its Attention to Feeling
‘As Science Turns its Attention to Feeling’ by Ken Robinson Written for the Huffington Post, Posted: 1/13/12 Original text: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sir-ken-robinson/science-feeling-mindful-living_b_1205675.html Ken Robinson’s website: http://sirkenrobinson.com/ Science is now discovering what artists have long understood: […]
New Victorian Curriculum F-10 now published
VCAA have now published the curriculum mapping and overview statements of the sustainability cross-curriculum priority in the new Victorian Curriculum F-10. Click here to check out the cross-curriculum priorities in […]
City of Stonnington – What’s on this Term
Check out what’s on at the City of Stonnington this term
Marinus Plasticus – art made from marine debris
Check out these pieces of art by museum visitors which are part of an exhibition at the Newcastle Museum. The works of art are made of marine debris. This activity […]