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02 Sep 2010
Before Present (BP) (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Before Present (BP) years is a time scale used in archaeology, geology, and other scientific disciplines to specify when events in the past occurred. Because the present time changes, standard practice is to use 1 January 1950 as the arbitrary origin of the age scale. For example, 1500 BP means 1500 years before 1950, that is, in the year 450 CE. BP may also be considered to be an abbreviation of Before Physics.
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Bialik College eLibrary (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Amlib
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' Lending Services Department: Pro-active Service to Users (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
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Professional Registration ' Lianza (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Revalidation journals, mentor training, manuals
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NSW response to the draft K-10 Australian Curriculum English, History, Mathematics and Science (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
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01 Sep 2010
Worst practice in ICT use in education ' A World Bank Blog on ICT use in Education (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Dump hardware in schools, hope for magic to happen. Think about educational content only after you have rolled out your hardware. Assume you can just import content from somewhere else. Make a big bet on an unproven technology (especially one based on a closed/proprietary standard) or single vendor, dont plan for how to avoid lock-in. Dont train your teachers
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http://www.myfuture.edu.au/ (Kristen Morgan bookmarked this item)
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DECS Introduction of step 9 teacher increment (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Applying for step 9 will involve a simpler process than the current Advanced Skills Teachers Level 1 (AST1) while maintaining a competency based incremental step. Step 9 high-quality teaching practice will recognise the following criteria: * knowledge base of student learning * high-quality instruction * proficiency in specialised areas of learning * implementation of targeted teaching strategies and skills * improved student performance and educational outcomes * acting as a role model an[..]
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National Library of Australia Staff Papers 2010 (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Check out: Relevance ranking of results from MARC-based catalogues (Dellit Boston); Collaboration across the collecting sectors (Cathro), Trove, Debbie Campbell
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Reusing search statistics to enhance the use of library services / Morag Watson (Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Slides presentation of University of Edinburgh Project to generate tag clouds from Voyager OPAC and DSpace repository search logs.
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