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Schools Victoria: Shared lesson plans could save teachers three hours work a week - Vimarsana News

Schools Victoria: Shared lesson plans could save teachers three hours work a week

The Grattan Institute says all Australian schools should have access to a bank of lesson plans, under a radical plan to boost student results and reduce teacher workload. 

Call to lift teaching standards as students' writing skills go backwards - Vimarsana News

Call to lift teaching standards as students' writing skills go backwards

There has been no improvement in the writing abilities of students in years 3 and 5, and a decline in skills among students in years 7 and 9.

Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around - Vimarsana News

Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around

Churchill Primary in the Latrobe Valley had “far too many kids” unable to read, and after persisting with conventional teaching methods for years, the principal turned to phonics. She says the results were remarkable.

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Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around - Vimarsana News

Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around

Churchill Primary in the Latrobe Valley had “far too many kids” unable to read, and after persisting with conventional teaching methods for years, the principal turned to phonics. She says the results were remarkable.

Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around - Vimarsana News

Phonics versus balanced literacy: How one tiny Victorian school turned reading around

Churchill Primary in the Latrobe Valley had “far too many kids” unable to read, and after persisting with conventional teaching methods for years, the principal turned to phonics. She says the results were remarkable.