How do you develop a school curriculum? With Victoria Triantafyllou - Innovation High
Innovation High: How do you develop a school curriculum with Victoria Triantafyllou, Assistant Principal at Richmond High School?
Victoria or rather Miss T as she's fondly known by her students, sat down with Sue Collins to discusses school curriculum, consolidating learning, and the types of programs they have on offer for their various year levels at Richmond High School.
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1:15 School curriculum - How do you structure a curriculum for a new school?
2:17 A contemporary and progressive year 9 which gives choice of learning, a year-long project and develops entrepreneurial skills.
3:46 How do you go from a project-based year 9 into more serious senior studies?
5:01 In this new model where year 10 is the start of senior studies, how will this work?
6:23 How do you diversify the subject offering when Richmond High is a relatively small school?
7:58 How do you bring teachers up to speed to teaching in new learning environments?
9:43 Private v public school? How do you respond to parents concerns and questions about this?
You can jump through to your preferred topic at the time codes below?
1:15 School curriculum - How do you structure a curriculum for a new school?
2:17 A contemporary and progressive year 9 which gives choice of learning, a year-long project and develops entrepreneurial skills.
3:46 How do you go from a project-based year 9 into more serious senior studies?
5:01 In this new model where year 10 is the start of senior studies, how will this work?
6:23 How do you diversify the subject offering when Richmond High is a relatively small school?
7:58 How do you bring teachers up to speed to teaching in new learning environments?
9:43 Private v public school? How do you respond to parents concerns and questions about this?
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