Finding information and resources for learning to teach in schools, levels K-12. This guide is aimed at UQ Education students, in the Queensland schools context.
The world's largest Education database. Indexes approximately 1,000 Education journals, plus a great range of Education documents, including conference papers, government documents, reports. Includes some full-text.
Indexing and full text database that provides Internet access to the scanned images of journal articles from published material on all aspects of education. Good for Australian information.
Online resource of peer-reviewed and published international journal articles and proceedings papers on the latest research, developments, and applications related to all aspects of education technology and e-learning.
ARTS:LIVE is a fantastic tool for pre-service teachers to get a head start on delivering creative education in the classroom. Containing Australian online interactive arts-education resources, it is aligned to the Australian Curriculum and includes resources for all five Arts subjects: Dance, Visual Arts, Drama, Music and Media Arts.
NOTE: Before using ARTS:LIVE for the first time you will need to register (using your UQ email address) and create a personal user name and password. These credentials will be required each time you use this resource.
Provides access to streamed video collection of current, leading British theatre productions. Includes behind-the-scenes documentaries as well as teaching and learning resources. Productions include both stage productions and film adaptations.
The Prac Resources Wiki is a site for sharing teaching resources with other student teachers, librarians, and practising teachers in southeast Queensland and northern N.S.W. You are very welcome to add your own recommended sites to this wiki.
This site provides a large collection of links to useful materials for teachers in specific subject areas. Check out the Curriculum, Education and Resources sections of the site.
Academics from UQ School of Education involved with The Science of Learning Research Centre (SLRC) have developed a range of evidence-based resources to support this new way of learning and working.
This website provides resources, tips and strategies that can be taught in the classroom or remotely to help teachers support students and look after their own well being.