Professor at @EduMelb. Past ARC DECRA Fellow. Research: learning support, child mental health, scaling interventions. Big data & RCTs Views are my own
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Great to hear about an amazing new book exploring how eSports can help students improve their social connections. Lovely hearing the passion that @hattdesigns , @jessrowlings and @martinezgeek have. Now off to play Mario kart with my kids!
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It was fun sharing about the practices related to well being and learning. It's about supporting the whole student. Well-being strategies can help students be prepared and able to learn, but don't forget how classroom instruction can support student wellbeing.
Can’t wait for the next talk by Jon Quach, Georgia Dawson & Emily Corcoran at @EduMelb: Well-being & learning are intertwined.
@SharingBestPrac #SharingBestPrac #SBPMelbourne #LearningIntervention
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Please consider participating in this project led by my PhD student @catjaay, as she develops resources to help primary school teachers to support students with anxiety in the classroom. @EduMelb Details in the link: tinyurl.com/363uejty
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Really proud to be able to support @juliarosehall for her PhD research looking at child mental health and wellbeing outcomes after remote learning during the early days of the Covid pandemic. Thanks @AXAResearchFund for supporting our ongoing work in this area.
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So excited to be able to share our work looking at what schools look like when they consider the whole child. Thanks @SophieSpecjal for inviting myself and @sharon_goldfeld on. @EduMelb @CCCH_AU @MCRI_for_kids
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Just in time for #SleepHealthWeek! Our paper looking at the long term relationship between poor sleep and children's classroom self regulation. Always great to collaborate with awesome people. @DrKateWilliams7 @DrNicoleHayes and Donna protect-au.mimecast.com/s/G0…
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Great to have our systematic review out looking at how to support students transition from primary to secondary schooling. Free access for all over the next 50 days! @MCRI_for_kids @EduMelb @mgse_li
Our systematic review exploring school-based interventions to prepare and support students’ socio-emotional and academic outcomes over primary-secondary school transitions has been published! @ruthbeatson @lisakmundy @jon_quach @MCRI_for_kids
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Our wonderful PhD candidate, Kate Scott, shares her research looking at how we can help teachers and schools be ready to implement pedagogical change. @mgse_li @CCCH_AU @EduMelb
📚 There's growing evidence that change in education is more likely to succeed if schools are 'ready for change.' How can schools support change and address barriers? Dive into our latest thought leadership article as we explore this important topic. 🔗 ow.ly/lYf850OVmNa
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We're looking for parents and children interested in sharing their views about how primary schools can better support student mental health. Details here: redcap.mcri.edu.au/surveys/?…
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For those working on AI...instead of helping my students with their essays, this Simpsons episode shows you where the greatest good you can do is #AI #parentingtips
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We're recruiting educators, families and allied health professionals to help us understand how current support systems can be improved for primary school students with learning difficulties. A joint project between @EduMelb @CCCH_AU
Register here: melbourneuni.au1.qualtrics.c…
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My 9yo brought home a poster he has been working towards in his wellbeing class. Should I be offended he never asked for help or cite my work? 🤣
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Come join our Learning Intervention team as a CONTINUING lecturer/senior lecturer! We're a passionate (and fun!) team aiming to support students with learning and/or behavioural difficulties and disabilities in educational contexts. @EduMelb @mgse_li
jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/j…
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I'm giving a talk to PhD students this week about how to make the most of conferences during the early stages of your career. What advice do you give? #AcademicTwitter
My tips so far are:
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6. Ask questions which show genuine interest in a speaker's presentation. Why put someone else's hard work down?!
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