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Gerardine Neylon @NeylonNeylon

Senior Lecturer Graduate School of Education

Joined November 2013
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Early childhood educators are slaves to the demands of box-ticking regulations theconversation.com/early-ch… via @ConversationEDU

Early childhood educators are slaves to the demands of box-ticking regulations

They’re among the lowest-paid in the country but are working many hours unpaid to meet the demands of accreditation. With 73% wanting to leave the profession in the next three years, change is needed.

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A religious symbol, not a knife: at the heart of the NSW kirpan ban is a battle to define secularism theconversation.com/a-religi… via @ConversationEDU

A religious symbol, not a knife: at the heart of the NSW kirpan ban is a battle to define secularism

Banning the kirpan because it resembles a knife heads Australia down a path of religion free schools.

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18 Feb 2021
A useful set of 7 articles on teaching with asynchronous videos: 'The Power of Asynchronous Video' (West & Borup, EDUCAUSE, 2021) er.educause.edu/blogs/2021/2…

The Power of Asynchronous Video

A set of seven articles discusses the benefits of asynchronous video and provides specific guidance about how to effectively incorporate these tools t

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Ambitious policy paper launches in WA outlining extensive support for early childhood | Sector: thesector.com.au/2020/10/27/…

Ambitious policy paper launches in WA outlining extensive support for early childhood

Advocacy campaign Thrive by Five has held a policy forum to discuss the future of early learning in Western Australia following the release of a new policy paper from CoLab – Collaborate for Kids (a...

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How creeping and crawling influence children’s first step in education irishtimes.com/life-and-styl… via @IrishTimes

How creeping and crawling influence children’s first step in education

‘Grey-area’ children, who are not physically developed, may underperform in the classroom

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Never mind cobwebs, creches need more staff shar.es/RnCQV via @herald_ie
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Just finished my profile and forgot to say I also am interested in Travel and holidays... also interested in food other people cook for me X
Catholic ethos in only one of nine new schools irishtimes.com/news/educatio… via @IrishTimes

Catholic ethos in only one of nine new schools

Ruairí Quinn’s department says parental demand played ‘central role in decision-making’

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The subclass 457 visa: a quick guide apo.org.au/research/subclass… via @sharethis
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