Stileblog Stile’s Webinar Series for teachers Stile’s Professional Learning Webinar Series explores using high impact teaching strategies to enhance science teaching and learning at your school. We’re running live webinars at 5pm AEDT on
Stileblog Challenging students with important ideas: social media and information gerrymandering We want our young citizens to graduate from school scientifically literate and ready to tackle tomorrow’s problems; to be equipped to create a better future for themselves and for
Stileblog Why we use ‘-ize’ instead of ‘-ise’ At Stile, our goal is to ensure that students leave school prepared to tackle tomorrow’s problems. They need to be confident to participate in public discourse around the ethics
Stilepedagogy World-class science education in a COVID world One of the many realities of our “new normal” is the constant threat of school being closed tomorrow. Closed not for term-long bouts of remote learning — those days will pass
Science Education Incorporating Squiz into remote learning Squiz’s spaced repetition is the best way to master the learning of core scientific vocabulary, which helps ensure effective higher-order learning during class time.What is Squiz?Squiz is
Science Education Remote learning resources and strategies Stile is designed to be your ultimate sidekick helping you achieve a seamless blended learning experience in the classroom. But, Stile is also very well-suited to remote blended learning. In
Education How to prepare your students for depth studies in Stage 6 science The major changes, of course, come in the form of depth studies, and the greater emphasis on developing students’ inquiry skills. We’re particularly passionate about this at Stile, and
Edtech Reducing education to vanity metrics Why does so much educational software measure “number of questions answered”? I’m ashamed to admit it, but we’ve done it before too. It is a classic ‘quality over
Science Education Embracing the new revolution: How to effectively teach with technology The iPad was invented in 2010 which seems incredibly recent (I would have guessed much earlier), yet only in the last few years has the impact of technology really been
Science Education STEM — We know what it stands for, but what does it mean? Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you’ll know that STEM has been the dominant buzzword among education circles for some time now, and there are no signs
