Courses
Gain knowledge of fires and floods to help you build disaster resilience with your students and the community, and help you teach these topics in the classroom.
Find out what constitutes trauma and how it can impact on a child's physical, cognitive, behavioural, and social development, and how to talk to, teach, and care for a student who may have been exposed traumatic event.
Gain an understanding of the social views of consent including what it is and why it is important. Find out how consent education is changing and moving into the earlier years of schooling.
Find out how to build empathy and knowledge around risk factors, protective factors and behaviour change models so that you can empower young people to choose more useful strategies for managing their emotions.
Gain an overview of the Big History story, and find out the how, what, and why of teaching it.
Find out how you can bring hope to the often challenging and upsetting topics related to sustainability, how using a hope-based framework in the classroom can results in academic and wellbeing benefits for your students.
Find out how developing creative thinking skills can be advantageous for students’ learning across the curriculum, including in STEM fields.
In this course, you will find out how digital technologies can be used to improve learning equality in the classroom.
In this course, you will develop an understanding of how to view the world with a more critical eye by retrospectively exploring your own biases of thinking. Find out how to become a critical thinker, how to separate fact from fiction, and how to inspire others to think critically.
Gain an understanding of how to view the world with a more critical eye by retrospectively exploring your own biases of thinking. Find out how to become a critical thinker, how to separate fact from fiction, and how to inspire others to think critically.
Find out how Project-based Learning (PBL) can be used to integrate STEM into your classroom, and how you can guide students to develop meaningful solutions to real world problems.
In this course you will why and how you can advocate for more STEM learning at your school.
Find out how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) can be used to solve real world problems and help students to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Find out how to use group work tasks to deepen student engagement in learning.
Drive the desire to learn Maths with these Years 7 to 10 teaching ideas, which help students use their knowledge and skills in the crucially important issue of waste.
Use the topic of waste to develop your students' growth mindset in Years 4 to 6 maths with activities that help them use their knowledge and skills in different real-life scenarios.
Learn how to use thinking tools that dig deep into a topic, guide reflection and develop the general capability of Critical and Creative Thinking.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into early learning.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into primary classrooms.
Explore practical steps to incorporate strategies for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) inquiry into everyday learning experiences.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into secondary classrooms.
Discover more about the General Capability Ethical Understanding and explore strategies to make it part of your everyday teaching.
Help your students become change-makers in their community by following these steps for planning and implementing social action.
New to geography education? Teaching geography outside your content area? Explore ready to use examples of inquiry units that will help you understand and plan a successful geographical inquiry.
Share the adventure of conducting simple and fun science experiments with children up to 5 years of age.
Use a designer’s toolkit to help primary students find innovative solutions to big challenges.
Incorporate Aboriginal Histories and Cultures in Year 7-10 Geography by exploring how traditional owners are using fire to manage the land.
Explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures in Years 3-6 through the stories of traditional owners and the fire-stick techniques they use to care for the land.
No matter what your drawing ability, you’re going to love teaching your students how to use sketchnoting and visual note-taking, thanks to Faber-Castell.
Boost geography and science in primary and secondary by exploring how animals adapt to climate change. Thanks to our partner, WWF-Australia.
Involve your students in exciting STEAM lessons (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Maths) using a Northern Pictures' documentary called 'Blue'.
Learn how to facilitate interesting class discussion circles, which help students lead their learning and find their voice.
Learn how to actively involve students in discussions that allow them to express personal views and reflect on learning.
Use infographics to help your students understand data, compare texts, express a point of view or summarise learning. This course has been designed for secondary teachers of all subject areas.
Teach Year 3-6 students how to use infographics to explore and represent information, data or knowledge. Infographics can be used as a teaching and learning tool in any primary subject.
Awaken a love of learning science by teaching fun and simple experiments in the primary classroom.
Teach primary students how to understand and create persuasive language texts by using an interesting range of videos.
Share the joy of scientific discovery with your primary students by using a science inquiry framework.
Use mindfulness as a tool to help your secondary students improve focus, reduce stress and enhance their wellbeing.
Improve the concentration skills and emotional resilience of primary students by teaching mindfulness.
Help children develop their emotional and physical wellbeing by using the five senses to teach mindfulness.
Meet or exceed the National Quality Standard by helping your children and service care for the environment.
Enrich the learning of young children in your care by providing opportunities to explore, discover and problem solve.
Sustainability is part of every primary teacher's brief. Find out how to integrate it into your curriculum and use it to ignite your students' love of learning.
Make change last longer – in your classroom, service, school or organisation – with a range of strategies and tools that help maintain momentum.
Discover what you can do in your classroom, service, school or organisation to increase people’s ability and confidence to participate in change.
Actively involve children in sustainability activities and routines that build their confidence as learners and decision makers.
Find out how to teach sustainability by opening your students’ minds to how different systems – environmental, social and economic – are interconnected.
Sustainability helps answer the question, "Why are we learning this?" Find out how to integrate it into your curriculum with this online PD.
Teach the story of stuff in Year 7-10 by using a Life Cycle Assessment tool that explores the environmental impact of everyday objects and products.
Learn how to explore the natural world and enjoy the many benefits of being outside through child-led and play-based learning.
Rejuvenate your Year 7 to 10 geography curriculum with engaging lessons that build curiosity and captivate the interest of your students.
Learn a communication framework that will increase the participation of children, students, staff and families in change initiatives.
Discover thinking tools that can be used in any subject area to inspire curiosity and develop the general capability of Critical and Creative Thinking.
Teach the story of stuff in Year 7-10 by using a Life Cycle Assessment tool that explores the environmental impact of everyday objects and products.
Drive the desire to learn Maths with these Years 7 to 10 teaching ideas, which help students use their knowledge and skills in the crucially important issue of waste.
Make change last longer – in your classroom, service, school or organisation – with a range of strategies and tools that help maintain momentum.
Actively involve children in sustainability activities and routines that build their confidence as learners and decision makers.
Rejuvenate your Year 7 to 10 geography curriculum with engaging lessons that build curiosity and captivate the interest of your students.
Learn a communication framework that will increase the participation of children, students, staff and families in change initiatives.
Sustainability is part of every primary teacher's brief. Find out how to integrate it into your curriculum and use it to ignite your students' love of learning.
Sustainability helps answer the question, "Why are we learning this?" Find out how to integrate it into your curriculum with this online PD.
Discover what you can do in your classroom, service, school or organisation to increase people’s ability and confidence to participate in change.
Find out how to teach sustainability by opening your students’ minds to how different systems – environmental, social and economic – are interconnected.
Involve your students in exciting STEAM lessons (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Maths) using a Northern Pictures' documentary called 'Blue'.
Explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures in Years 3-6 through the stories of traditional owners and the fire-stick techniques they use to care for the land.
Incorporate Aboriginal Histories and Cultures in Year 7-10 Geography by exploring how traditional owners are using fire to manage the land.
Learn how to explore the natural world and enjoy the many benefits of being outside through child-led and play-based learning.
No matter what your drawing ability, you’re going to love teaching your students how to use sketchnoting and visual note-taking, thanks to Faber-Castell.
Enrich the learning of young children in your care by providing opportunities to explore, discover and problem solve.
New to geography education? Teaching geography outside your content area? Explore ready to use examples of inquiry units that will help you understand and plan a successful geographical inquiry.
Help your students become change-makers in their community by following these steps for planning and implementing social action.
Boost geography and science in primary and secondary by exploring how animals adapt to climate change. Thanks to our partner, WWF-Australia.
Meet or exceed the National Quality Standard by helping your children and service care for the environment.
Help children develop their emotional and physical wellbeing by using the five senses to teach mindfulness.
Improve the concentration skills and emotional resilience of primary students by teaching mindfulness.
Use mindfulness as a tool to help your secondary students improve focus, reduce stress and enhance their wellbeing.
Teach primary students how to understand and create persuasive language texts by using an interesting range of videos.
Learn how to facilitate interesting class discussion circles, which help students lead their learning and find their voice.
Learn how to actively involve students in discussions that allow them to express personal views and reflect on learning.
Discover thinking tools that can be used in any subject area to inspire curiosity and develop the general capability of Critical and Creative Thinking.
Teach Year 3-6 students how to use infographics to explore and represent information, data or knowledge. Infographics can be used as a teaching and learning tool in any primary subject.
Use infographics to help your students understand data, compare texts, express a point of view or summarise learning. This course has been designed for secondary teachers of all subject areas.
Discover more about the General Capability Ethical Understanding and explore strategies to make it part of your everyday teaching.
Learn how to use thinking tools that dig deep into a topic, guide reflection and develop the general capability of Critical and Creative Thinking.
Find out how to use group work tasks to deepen student engagement in learning.
Use the topic of waste to develop your students' growth mindset in Years 4 to 6 maths with activities that help them use their knowledge and skills in different real-life scenarios.
In this course, you will find out how digital technologies can be used to improve learning equality in the classroom.
Find out how developing creative thinking skills can be advantageous for students’ learning across the curriculum, including in STEM fields.
Find out how you can bring hope to the often challenging and upsetting topics related to sustainability, how using a hope-based framework in the classroom can results in academic and wellbeing benefits for your students.
Gain an overview of the Big History story, and find out the how, what, and why of teaching it.
Find out how to build empathy and knowledge around risk factors, protective factors and behaviour change models so that you can empower young people to choose more useful strategies for managing their emotions.
Use a designer’s toolkit to help primary students find innovative solutions to big challenges.
Gain an understanding of the social views of consent including what it is and why it is important. Find out how consent education is changing and moving into the earlier years of schooling.
Gain knowledge of fires and floods to help you build disaster resilience with your students and the community, and help you teach these topics in the classroom.
Find out what constitutes trauma and how it can impact on a child's physical, cognitive, behavioural, and social development, and how to talk to, teach, and care for a student who may have been exposed traumatic event.
Awaken a love of learning science by teaching fun and simple experiments in the primary classroom.
Share the adventure of conducting simple and fun science experiments with children up to 5 years of age.
Share the joy of scientific discovery with your primary students by using a science inquiry framework.
In this course, you will develop an understanding of how to view the world with a more critical eye by retrospectively exploring your own biases of thinking. Find out how to become a critical thinker, how to separate fact from fiction, and how to inspire others to think critically.
Gain an understanding of how to view the world with a more critical eye by retrospectively exploring your own biases of thinking. Find out how to become a critical thinker, how to separate fact from fiction, and how to inspire others to think critically.
Find out how Project-based Learning (PBL) can be used to integrate STEM into your classroom, and how you can guide students to develop meaningful solutions to real world problems.
In this course you will why and how you can advocate for more STEM learning at your school.
Find out how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) can be used to solve real world problems and help students to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Explore practical steps to incorporate strategies for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) inquiry into everyday learning experiences.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into secondary classrooms.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into primary classrooms.
Find out how to integrate, plan and deliver STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs into early learning.
New Courses
How to teach a unit on fire and flood resilience
How to approach trauma in the classroom
Teaching Consent To Children
Strategies for Dealing with Aggressive and Violent Behaviours
Big History
How To Teach Sustainability With Hope
How to Teach Creative Thinking for STEM
Digital technologies for STEM classrooms
How to Teach Critical Thinking - Primary
How to Teach Critical Thinking - Secondary
Integrating STEM Through Project-Based Learning
Advocating For STEM
Save The World With STEM
Using Group Work To Improve Student Learning
War On Waste - Use Secondary Maths to Measure Waste
War On Waste - Use Primary Maths to Measure Waste
Use Thinking Tools to Strengthen the Primary Curriculum
Introduction to Early Learning STEM
Introduction to Primary STEM
Practical Steps for STEM Inquiry
Introduction to Secondary STEM
Exploring General Capabilities: Ethical Understanding
Inspiring Students to Take Action
Geographical Inquiry Made Simple
Inspire Young Scientists in Your Learning Room
Introduce Primary Students to Design Thinking
Teach Indigenous Land Management Using Fire
Teach Caring for Country Using Fire
Listen and Understand with Sketchnoting
Investigate How Animals Are Impacted by Their Environment
Get Creative with STEM
Use Discussion Circles in the Primary Classroom
Use Discussion Circles in the Secondary Classroom
Visualise Data in the Secondary Classroom
Visualise Data in the Primary Classroom
Inspire Young Scientists in the Primary Classroom
Teach Persuasive Language Using Videos
Teach Science Inquiry in the Primary Classroom
Teach Mindfulness to Secondary Students
Teach Mindfulness to Primary Students
Teach Mindfulness to Children
Meet the NQS by Caring for the Environment
Extend the Thinking Skills of Young Children
Fit Sustainability into the Primary Curriculum
Create Change That Lasts
Create a Culture for Change
Use Sustainability to Achieve EYLF Outcomes
Teach the Big Picture of Sustainability
Fit Sustainability into the Secondary Curriculum
Analyse the Impact of Everyday Objects
Teach Nature Play
Refresh Your Geography Curriculum
Create Change With the Right Communication
Use Thinking Tools to Strengthen the Secondary Curriculum
Free Courses
Analyse the Impact of Everyday Objects
Paid Courses
War On Waste - Use Secondary Maths to Measure Waste
Create Change That Lasts
Use Sustainability to Achieve EYLF Outcomes
Refresh Your Geography Curriculum
Create Change With the Right Communication
Fit Sustainability into the Primary Curriculum
Fit Sustainability into the Secondary Curriculum
Create a Culture for Change
Teach the Big Picture of Sustainability
Get Creative with STEM
Teach Caring for Country Using Fire
Teach Indigenous Land Management Using Fire
Teach Nature Play
Listen and Understand with Sketchnoting
Extend the Thinking Skills of Young Children
Geographical Inquiry Made Simple
Inspiring Students to Take Action
Investigate How Animals Are Impacted by Their Environment
Meet the NQS by Caring for the Environment
Teach Mindfulness to Children
Teach Mindfulness to Primary Students
Teach Mindfulness to Secondary Students
Teach Persuasive Language Using Videos
Use Discussion Circles in the Primary Classroom
Use Discussion Circles in the Secondary Classroom
Use Thinking Tools to Strengthen the Secondary Curriculum
Visualise Data in the Primary Classroom
Visualise Data in the Secondary Classroom
Exploring General Capabilities: Ethical Understanding
Use Thinking Tools to Strengthen the Primary Curriculum
Using Group Work To Improve Student Learning
War On Waste - Use Primary Maths to Measure Waste
Digital technologies for STEM classrooms
How to Teach Creative Thinking for STEM
How To Teach Sustainability With Hope
Big History
Strategies for Dealing with Aggressive and Violent Behaviours
Introduce Primary Students to Design Thinking
Teaching Consent To Children
How to teach a unit on fire and flood resilience
How to approach trauma in the classroom
Inspire Young Scientists in the Primary Classroom
Inspire Young Scientists in Your Learning Room
Teach Science Inquiry in the Primary Classroom
How to Teach Critical Thinking - Primary
How to Teach Critical Thinking - Secondary
Integrating STEM Through Project-Based Learning
Advocating For STEM
Save The World With STEM
Practical Steps for STEM Inquiry
Introduction to Secondary STEM
Introduction to Primary STEM
Introduction to Early Learning STEM