Pathways Project: The Big Picture Learning Cycle

Young people in Glebe who are not in school, training or work...

Innovative curriculum design: examples of guiding principles

Tirkandi Inaburra an Aboriginal community run centre offering Aboriginal boys aged 12-15 a culturally-based residential program aimed at reducing future contact with the criminal justice system by strengthening the boys’ cultural identity, self-esteem and resilience.

Design Principles of Big Picture Education Australia

Coalition of Essential Schools Common Principles

School Redesign Network core principles

Julia Richman Education Complex. A multi-age multi-service learning community in New York city.

Resources

ruMAD? are you making a difference?
A toolkit that enables young people to lead social change and become active citizens. It is focused on values and led by students but benefits the whole community.

Watch Dave Eggers describe how he and others in San Francisco has personally and creatively engaged with local public schools through the tutoring centre known as 826 Valencia.

Sir Ken Robinson, a leading thinker on education, creativity and innovation, who has advised various governments and major global corporations says that most education systems around the world including Australia’s, are still modelled on the needs of the industrial age, were already narrow and are getting narrower. 7.30 report transcript & video

Are alternative schools the answer? A paper by Dr Kitty Te Riele (UTS)

Glebe Youth Service Education program for marginalised youth: a briefing paper prepared by the University of Sydney

Pathways Project

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

The Big Picture Learning Cycle

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