French Language Support for the CLARITY Essentials Suite

Dr. Lyn Sharratt with Knowledgeable Other, Diane Ouellette, showcased her CLARITY work and launched the new French language adaptation of CLARITY Essentials Suite to almost one hundred French first- language Principals and school team leaders in Trois Rivieres in the Province of Quebec, Canada.

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No teacher left behind: The way forward to curb the teacher shortage crisis

It has become critical to address the problem of Australian teacher shortages. The Australian Government has declared the teacher shortage an “unprecedented” challenge projecting a shortfall of more than 4,000 high school teachers by 2025 (Welch, 2022). However, shortages are being felt across the board, especially in rural and remote schools prompting a targeted national campaign to raise the status and value the role of the teaching profession.

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CLS Provides a Master of Education credit at Southern Cross University

Successful completion of all Modules and Sessions of the CLARITY Learning Suite together with the completion of a PASS Grade 2,000 word Reflective Summary essay will provide you with the opportunity to apply for Advanced Standing in EDUC6012 Evaluation for Improved Teaching & Learning in the Southern Cross University Faculty of Education. This constitutes a 1 unit credit, of 8 in total (12% of the course) towards the Master of Education.

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CLS Provides either an MBA credit or a Master of Education credit at The University of Notre Dame Australia

Successful completion of the CLARITY Learning Suite together with the completion of a PASS Grade 6000 word Reflective Summary paper will provide you with Advanced Standing articulation into either a Master of Education or Master of Business Administration (Educational Leadership and Management) program at The University of Notre Dame Australia, through its School of Education and Law and Business.

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How a new approach can help kids with autism

Lyn Sharratt with Maryanne Gosling

Lyn Sharratt was in Australia last week to work with teachers and principals of Aspect Schools, a network of nine independent schools and 113 satellite classes based in mainstream settings that are for children with autism.

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