Creative and strategic thinker, researcher, facilitator and passionate about improving learning.
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Michelle Anderson retweeted
And 98% of students who study through a CUC @countryuc stay and work in their local community!
A regional student’s place of study has a significant impact on where they live and work after graduation.
Research shows that if a student studies regionally, then there is a 70% chance that they will continue to live and work in the same area.
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Michelle Anderson retweeted
Why must the way teachers work change? Perhaps it is sectors & systems needing to change to address attendance decline, growing digital divide, inequality,online learning and AI, declining resilience in adolescents,lack of employment,limited transitions etc. What will leaders do?
Michelle Anderson retweeted
I just shed a tear after 36 yrs in a NSW public education - we know the impact of 100% SRS @pruecar @JasonClareMP
Standing ovation for @pruecar @JasonClareMP at @TeachersFed Principal’s Conference and a commitment to ensuring every NSW public school is on a path to reach 100% of the SRS - fair funding model. There is renewed appreciation for our system & the work of schools
Michelle Anderson retweeted
So pleased, if a little bittersweet, to see that George Patton has been recognized with an Officer of Australia (AO) award in today's Australia Awards. His research made a remarkable contribution to adolescent health and psychiatry.
Michelle Anderson retweeted
Great to see all the TV networks and media outlets duly recognise and acknowledge @DaisyPearce6, a true pioneer of Australian Football.
Despite her already long list of football achievements, you could argue Daisy’s footy journey is still very much only at the beginning. – at Melbourne, Victoria
Premiership captain and football trailblazer Daisy Pearce has called time on her decorated AFLW career.
The Melbourne star revealed the decision to retire wasn't easy, but says it signals the start of a new chapter in her footy journey. @joshuadawe9 #9News
Michelle Anderson retweeted
A star athlete across many sports - looking forward to seeing where @SarsRowe’s hunger, determination and will to succeed leads her on the rectangular football field. 🚀 – at Melbourne, Victoria
Michelle Anderson retweeted
Fantastic news and so richly deserved - Nunami Sculthorpe Green wins Young Achiever for 2022 at the Tasmanian Tourism Awards for her Aboriginal storytelling tours 🎉👏🏽🥰🙌🏽
#PalawaPride #Tourism #Lutruwita #Tasmania
abc.net.au/news/2022-11-06/a…
Michelle Anderson retweeted
Sold out at Vic Park + through to a semi final 💥 @CollingwoodAFLW
Love this group 🖤🤍 #gopies
Michelle Anderson retweeted
For those of you who would like to read the report - check this out 👇🏻👇🏻 bridges.monash.edu/articles/… – at Melbourne, Victoria
Thought provoking discussion by @dr_gleeson @DrJimBright with @BecomeEducation 's @OliviaPennie around the report 'Young women choosing careers: who decides'. mismatches, influences, anxiety, how to ... and more.
Michelle Anderson retweeted
Could you be our Evaluation & Impact assessment partner on the #FutureDroughtFund Helping Regional Communities Prepare for #Drought program?
Proposals are due 5pm AEDT, 24 October.
Head to frrr.org.au/work-with-us for a detailed RFP.
#Evaluation #Impact #MEL #RuralAus
Michelle Anderson retweeted
FRRR is an amazing organisation. Well worth reading about and supporting if you care about rural and regional needs and opportunities.
NEWS: Congratulations to the 53 recipients of the @AuNutrien Ag Solutions Community Grants program. They will share in $250,000 in grants!
Read more: frrr.org.au/blog/2022/10/17/…
Michelle Anderson retweeted
FRRR is seeking expressions of interest in joining the Strengthening Rural Communities Program Advisory Committee.
If you're passionate about strengthening rural Australia, this could be a great opportunity!
Find out more and lodge your EOI, here: frrr.org.au/work-with-us/
