I’ve recently made the jump from the public sector to the private sector and have noticed many changes. One was so completely unexpected that it actually made me stop dead in my tracks while walking around my classroom.
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The last day of our incredible week dawned bright and cool. We were used to this false weather by now though, the day would eventually get up to 37°C. That didn’t really matter though – we were to spend the…
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http://www.atnf.csiro.au/outreach//education/everyone/pulsars/B0329.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (81.5KB)Subscribe: RSSThe fourth day of our program had a much more relaxed timetable than the first three. It was lovely to be able to slow down a bit and consolidate everything we’d learned…
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The third day of the Academy program was quite different to the rest – we spent the entire day out and about exploring some of the most popular science venues of Canberra.
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The first real day of our academy dawned overcast and cool – a bit of false weather which would heat up very quickly. Today was the day we got stuck right into our program, with the primary school and secondary…
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The first ‘day’ of our STEM X Academy was relaxed, giving us a chance to meet the other 70-odd people we would be spending the week with. Participants flew in from around the country, arriving in small waves state-by-state, and…
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This is the twentieth and last part of my Reflection Series – a self-reflection of my year teaching in the UK. Knowing what you know now, would you still choose to be a teacher if you could go back in…
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