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Teaching the Digital Technologies Curriculum

Join this webinar for a toolkit on best practices for teaching the Digital Technologies Curriculum

Event Start: Tue 20 Feb 05:00 AM
Event Finish: Tue 20 Feb 06:00 AM

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Registration End Date: Mon 19 Feb 11:00 PM


<em>*If you are not a current ACS member, you will be asked to &#39;create an account&#39;. Your details will be used for registration processes only. If you experience technical issues, please contact <a href="mailto:events@acs.org.au" target="_blank">events@acs.org.au</a>.</em><br><br>This webinar will focus on unpacking the Australian F-10 Digital Technologies Curriculum. We’ll start by unpacking the 3 ways of thinking to understand the  fundamental role these play to create the structure of the curriculum. We will then move onto unpacking the topics and focus on students’ knowledge and skill development from Foundation to Year 10. <br><br>We will look at trends in teaching the curriculum this will include insight into what’s worked well for teachers, the top robotics and hardware teachers use (primary and secondary) and provide you with lessons and ideas to start your year of strong.  <br><br>This webinar is perfect for first time teachers of the Digital Technologies Curriculum,  those looking to freshen up on their knowledge and heads of department to support their staff. Suitable for both primary and secondary teachers.

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Catherine Newington

Catherine Newington

Catherine Newington is the ACS ICT Education Specialist. She leads the ACS national program to support schools to implement the Digital Technologies Curriculum for K-10. She is an enthusiastic and passionate teacher with over 12 years in the classroom. As ACS ICT Education Specialist, Catherine works with schools to create resources that target the curriculum and support content knowledge growth. The resources curated through ACS ICT Educators Program include lesson plans to promote skills such as authentic learning, global connections, critical and creative thinking, collaboration and student driven learning. These resources are available for free via the ACS ICT Educators Community of Practice https://www.acs.org.au/ict-educators.html

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