The MGSE October Lecture - Education's Role in Shaping Victoria's Future
Offered By: University of Melbourne via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the insights of Her Excellency, the Hon. Linda Dessau AC, Governor of Victoria, in this 50-minute MGSE October Lecture. Delve into topics such as the importance of teachers, parent-teacher partnerships, and the evolving role of education in Australia. Discover the Governor's perspectives on flexible learning spaces, STEM studies, and the changing workforce. Gain valuable insights into international engagement, the concept of global citizenship, and the role of education in fostering peace and prosperity. Learn about innovative educational initiatives like the What Works Centre on Educational Achievement and the Teaching and Learning Toolkit. Examine the intersection of science, culture, and livability in modern society, and understand the significance of international education and collaboration in shaping future generations.
Syllabus
Introduction
Acknowledgement
Steering clear of humility
Teachers matter the most
My own school days
An awkward moment
Partnership between parents and teachers
School as a battleground
The one safety net
The role of the Governor
Promoting international engagement
Education in Australia
Engaging and engaged teaching
Flexible learning space
What Works Centre on Educational Achievement
Teaching and Learning Toolkit
Stem Studies
Science
Changing Workforce
STEM
Science Gallery
Pulse Index
Two Cultures
Livability
International Education
Collaboration
Global Citizens
Peace and Prosperity
Taught by
The University of Melbourne
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