Boosting student outcomes through providing education departments and school leaders with proven and targeted professional development options for teachers of English.
We Teach Well works to promote educational equality and improve student outcomes through high quality, subject specific, borderless professional development options, to build confidence in English and Literature teachers wherever they may teach.
The past 18 months have been eye-opening. While the use of education technology was steadily growing before Covid, there is no doubt that the pandemic has accelerated it.
This has created so many possibilities for teacher professional learning networks that are not limited by geography. We can now reach teachers and students in places we couldn’t before.
Does your marking load seem to breed?
Do you find it hard to get time for researching new texts?
Are you frustrated by the ever revolving door of curriculum changes?
Imagine being part of a borderless professional learning network which includes new and experienced literature teachers from around the world. Imagine having access to the latest research and technology. Imagine being able to reduce educational inequality. Imagine never having to worry about outdated curriculum materials again.
Curricula change – subject knowledge only expands.
Our Promise
Each an every time a school or organisation works with us, on their behalf, we will provide a program of equal value to a school in a developing region. We will do this in partnership with a number of NFP’s working in K-12 education and child welfare.
We Teach Well Blog
Students learned a lot in 2 years. Pity our government didn’t.
It actually breaks my heart that for the 3rd year in a row our schools in Australia, and the gifted educators who run them, are faced with uncertainty. Our educators deserve better and the students and parents they serve definitely deserve better.In an article I wrote...
Who wants to silence universities, lawyers and journalists?
What kind of government wants to silence universities, lawyers and journalists? To understand how badly education sectors are hurt by the 2021/2022 federal budget it is necessary to be aware of one critical fact. That the government used a global pandemic to force...
Some Fun with Shakespeare
As we approach, once again, the day of Shakespeare’s birth and death, the faithful among us, (some would say nerds) start revisiting the Bard’s canon and the enormity of his influence. This is a serious, and at the same time not serious, undertaking. There is much...
We Teach Well acknowledges the sovereignty of the traditional custodians of the lands where we live and work. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and that the land is and will always be Aboriginal land. As an education business We Teach Well recognises the value of traditional Aboriginal education systems and promotes increased Aboriginal involvement in education at state and federal level.
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