Still reflecting on a so many key messages from #TeachingMattersHobart National Science of Learning Summit. A room full of inspiring leaders sharing their expertise and passion for education. @Rossefox from @ceacg explaining that the most important learner is the teacher and we should be proud of achieving efficient and effective teaching. @PamelaSnow2 discussing the importance of teaching a child to read provides a powerful mental health protective factor. @JOSully016 from @ShapingmindsAus detailing that effective practice is context and subject proof. @JennyDonovan2 from @EdResearchAU explaining that some teaching practices do result in learning but not all of them do so consistently, efficiently or effectively. @DrLSHammond sharing our job as teachers is to interrupt the forgetting process. @BrookeWardana discussing when students receive high-quality instruction at the sentence level, it's amazing what they can achieve. @JessicaColleu from @ceacg detailing we need more fences at the top of the cliff and less ambulances at the bottom, particularly for our older students. @jseamer30 sharing the importance of connection and surrounding yourself with others in this space and start small for long term success. @PepsMccrea streaming in to explain how motivation influences behaviour, learning and wellbeing and we must actively and systematically create opportunity to build it. @MichaelDRobert6 and Toni from @GlearnCo explaining there is no point powering through content, if students don’t remember what was taught - Daily Review is critical and teachers need to make the time. @ollie_lovell @glenn_fahey @NathanielRSwain @Smithre5 shared many thoughtful and inspiring comments on the panels they were on also, so good! We look forward to #TeachingMattersHobart2024 - Save the date coming soon @JenWhiteEd 🙌🏼

How amazing were the past two days! We are very lucky. Well done 👏

Thank you Ross for your leadership!

Heartfelt thanks to my incredible colleagues at @CathEdTas & @ceacg for an incredible three days of learning together at #TeachingMattersHobart . @ellis_patrick - thank you for your unwavering camaraderie.