Mental Health as Remote Teachers

This topic is so vitally important. You can’t fill from an empty cup- as they say. Working as a teacher in a remote community school in outback Australia can be hard work. You leave your family and travel a long way from your family and friends, you start a new

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Teaching out of subject area as a remote teacher

Remote community schools can be small (so limited staff juggling the curriculum) or hard to staff and this sometimes means you might be asked to teach out of your qualified subject area. This can be overwhelming for teachers who are new to remote teaching- you have just moved to a

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The holidays before your first remote placement

Secured a job in a remote community next term? Congratulations!Some of you may be thinking- “Holy heck, how do I get prepared for this?!” Here are some suggestions:– Relax and rejuvenate- ‘fill your cup’ because you will need all your emotional energy for your move and new job. Enjoy your

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7 Tips For Choosing Your Remote Community

Assess your comfort zone.Do you have experience living remote or rural? Or experience with moving towns and re-establishing yourself? Are you outdoorsy with experience camping and traveling far from home? Then a more remote placement might be for you. If you haven’t lived away from home or have limited teaching

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Hi, we are Hakea Hustler and Carl Merrison

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