“Teachers as co-learners”: A quiet revolution

By Nathan Owen / Claudia Aperi / Jenn Brown-Omichi
Community contribution / 3 years, 1 month ago

In education, sustained modes of change can be extremely powerful for a school community but leaders and teachers need to be incredibly intentional in order to make space for transformative learning to happen.

Claudia Aperi in class teaching Italian to students and a classroom teacher. (Photo: St Robert’s Catholic School Newton)

St Robert’s Catholic School in Newtown, Victoria, now embraces the Italian language every day.

There are many internal and external ...

By Nathan Owen

Community

Nathan Owen is the deputy principal and learning and teaching leader at St Robert’s Catholic School in Newtown, Victoria.

By Claudia Aperi

Claudia Aperi is the Italian language assistant at St Robert’s Catholic School in Newtown, Victoria.

By Jenn Brown-Omichi

Jenn Brown-Omichi is the languages lead at Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools.

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“Teachers as co-learners”: A quiet revolution

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