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| ep16: What is Asbestos? Should Australia become a republic? Superstar young scientists, learning auctioneering and Indigenous bush food. |
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| An old fave, , with a story on Young Scientists. This and a whole lot more, great for Read/Write/Talk |
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| ep15: Why making cars is important to Aussies, the impact of Malaria, benefits of community radio, an all girl footy team & dog sledding. |
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| Behind the News did a really good summary for kids on the Bangladesh issue. You may want to show your kids... |
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| "A digital device does not a revolution make." talks collaborative learning on ” |
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| My daughter watched it at school today, prompted a good discussion... |
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| This week's Behind The News had item on NBN. After watching, I polled my class on Govt vs Coalition offer.Unanimous vote for Govt offer. ;) |
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| A fun way to engage and inform students on current issues. |
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| When did you last read a newspaper? Find out about the traditional newspaper's past, present and potential future |
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| This week we're asking students to tell us how they participated in events: |
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| Explore the ABC's 3D interactive site 'Gallipoli: The First Day', including free teaching resources and study guides |
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| Just had our meeting for next week's stories. We're back on air Tuesday with Indigenous ANZACS, Bitcoin, Coalition's broadband policy & more |
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| "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela |
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Watched BTN with kids in Stage 2
Story of kids and code |
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| Experts say Aust schools need more psychologists to combat crisis of cyber-bullying, self-harm and suicide attempts |
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| The final ABC Splash Live event will be held tomorrow. Stay tuned for live tweets and photos! |
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RT: : Super to see our Junior School students on Behind the News with Circolombia!
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| Great ICT resource just in case you haven't come across it yet: |
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| A great review of our show and discussion on how BtN can fit into a "full curriculum" /via |
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