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Starting from August 2024, NESA has reformed the professional development (PD) requirements for NSW teachers. Here's what it means for you and our courses on ClassCover Learn

Starting from August 2024, NESA has reformed the professional development (PD) requirements for NSW teachers. Here's what it means for you and our courses on ClassCover Learn

We sat down with Kelly Quilter, founder of Teacher for a Day, to hear how she approaches her own PD and learn more about her new course on ClassCover Learn.

As a relief teacher, you’re no stranger to classrooms full of students with differing abilities. While it can be daunting to ensure learning outcomes for students you have just met, it's important to ensure all students are able to learn and succeed, regardless of their abilities. The key? Differentiation.

As a relief teacher, you’re no stranger to classrooms full of students with differing abilities. While it can be daunting to ensure learning outcomes for students you have just met, it's important to ensure all students are able to learn and succeed, regardless of their abilities. The key? Differentiation.

For relief teachers, teaching students how to write can be a challenge when you may only be with them for a short amount of time. This blog is packed with tips for great literacy lessons to suit any classroom.

For relief teachers stepping into a new classroom of students, behaviour management can be a tough ask. In this blog, we highlight some behaviour management strategies you can use to maintain a positive learning environment.

Are you a relief teacher in Australia? Do you find yourself struggling to maintain a work-life balance or feeling stressed and overwhelmed by the demands of the job? In this blog we provide actionable tips to boost teacher wellbeing for the unique demands of casual relief teaching.

Providing student feedback is an essential part of the job for all teachers. Whether you're in a classroom for a term or a few hours, here's our guide to providing effective student feedback.

There’s no denying the fact that Australian teachers are some of the best in the world. To help maintain these high standards and ensure students right around the country continue to have the best learning outcomes possible, all states and territories require educators to undertake some level of teacher professional development to maintain their teaching registration.