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Catholic Education Tasmania is at the forefront of applying the Science of Learning, building an evidence-informed culture that is already transforming classrooms across the state and resonating nationally. Hear more from Tom Bennett OBE and Tom Sherrington in conversation with Dr Gerard Gaskin.
Teaching Matters Summit: Day 2 Champions Explicit Instruction
With over 400 delegates in attendance, the 3rd Annual Teaching Matters Summit 2025 Day 2 kicked off with the “titans of teaching”. Delegates heard the very best in contemporary evidence-based teaching and learning practices and the impact these are having across the globe.
Teaching Matters Summit 2025: Day 1 Delivers Powerful Practice
Day one of the 3rd Teaching Matters Summit 2025 opened with energy and purpose with a glorious Welcome to Country video capturing the majestic beauty of Bruny Island.
Sharing our success story at the Australian Catholic Education Conference 2025
Last week, Catholic Education Tasmania (CET) had the honour of being invited to present at the 2025 Australian Catholic Education Conference (ACEC) in Cairns.
All System Day Delivers Global Expertise to Enhance Learning for 2025
The highly anticipated initial All System Day for 2025 took place on 4 February, bringing together over 1,700 educators across three different locations for an exceptional day of professional learning.
All System Day October: Empowering Practice
Educators from across Catholic Education Tasmania (CET) virtually gathered for the October All System Day, creating a space for engaging discussions around a shared vision of ‘Empowering Practice’.
From Theory into Action at All System Day July 2024
On Monday 22 July, educators across Catholic Education Tasmania (CET) came together for the first time in their respective schools, for a valuable day of learning and collaboration.
System-wide assessment results demonstrate Insight into Learning’s early success
Catholic Education Tasmania is delighted to see early indicators of the success of Insight into Learning implementation across schools, with a measurable outcome of improved student achievement.
Teaching Matters Summit: Day Two unveils varied perspectives and innovative ideas
After a knowledge rich first day, the second day of the Summit saw delegates enjoy a relaxed breakfast accompanied by engaging conversation with the experts.
Teaching Matters Summit: Day One delivers rich insights and invaluable content
The first day of the Teaching Matters Science of Learning National Summit got off to a spectacular start. Catholic Education Tasmania (CET) Executive Director, Dr Gerard Gaskin, commenced proceedings welcoming over 400 educators and leaders from around the country to engage with global experts in the best practice teaching methodologies, founded in the Science of Learning.
Insight into Learning’s All System Day February 2024: Reaffirming Knowledge on the Science of Learning
Over 1,500 educators from across Catholic Education Tasmania came together at five different venues across the state to explore and refresh their understanding of the Science of Learning.
International Literacy Specialist Headlines Teaching Matters 2024
An international literacy specialist has said that approximately 95 per cent of all Grade 1 and 2 students have the ability to learn to read at their grade level standard.
Educators from across the State come together to deepen Science of Learning knowledge
Almost 1,300 educators throughout the State gathered to learn from some of the Nation’s most innovative educational thought leaders and practitioners at the second All System Day for 2023.
High Impact Teaching Practice kicks off at 24 schools
Over 133 teachers and leaders across our primary and secondary schools have commenced the highly anticipated HITP In Action course.
Sharing our passion for the Science of Learning
Over 300 educators from across Australia gathered in Hobart to learn from leading researchers and experts in the Science of Learning at the inaugural Teaching Matters Summit.
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