Did you know the Thrive 6 Week Intensive Membership will begin next week? We can’t wait to get started with the deadly members already ready to get started! Designed after consultation with first year remote teachers who shared their challenges and concerns- by two experienced remote educators- our Thrive Membership
Remote teaching can be life changing. Remote teaching can be challenging. New culture, new language, new ways of being. Different expectations or settings at the school. Little handover or planning provided. Lack of resources. New colleagues- different opinions. Students with diverse needs. Teaching in an outback community school can be
Outback teachers we hear you. You’ve just moved hours away from your home town… to an outback community. You swallowed up warm feeling of adventure that made your heart pump with excitement, the way your eyes lit up and soaked up all the new. You have been in your new
How do you assess if it is the right time to teach in outback Australia? How do I know if remote teaching is for me? There are some things to consider before applying to teach in outback Australia. The decision to move to a remote outback location to teach is
Tips: Tip 1: Do your own research about your community before your application and interview- many of the following questions will be answered in the early stages of your application process. You can research by looking at the school website, Facebook page and online reports and School Strategic Plans. If
Imagine going through school and in all the text books, websites, worksheets and posters were faces and experiences that were different to yours. Imagine if the books you read in class, the videos you watched were of the mainstream experience only. This can be the experience of some of our
Are you considering teaching in a remote community in 2022? Or new to your remote teaching role and learning ways to manage challenging behaviour? It’s easy to think- more behaviour charts, more rules, more discipline, more consequences. But without reflecting on the why of the behaviour puzzle and addressing the
The first few weeks in your remote outback classroom are really important in establishing routines that will make life easier for the rest of the term. Routines create safety and reduce anxiety for your students. Routines help create calm or provide students with structures to help keep them on task
Interested in teaching in an outback remote community school in 2022? Unsure where to begin with finding the perfect remote placement? Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland, South Australian or Torres Strait Island? Coastal or desert? Public, private, Catholic or Christian? We are so excited for you- future remote teacher! We
Teaching in rural and remote outback Aboriginal communities in Australia can be personally and professionally rewarding. Let us share with you some of the advantages of teaching in outback Australia. Relationships Leaving your home town to teach in a remote outback First Nations community is BIG! You are leaving your
We help new remote teachers feel confident and successful so that they can live the life of adventure.
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