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PROFESSIONAL LEARNING PROGRAM

The professional learning program lies at the heart of PrimaryConnections and is designed to build teacher confidence and competence for teaching science and literacy.

The professional learning program includes the educational and pedagogical principles underpinning PrimaryConnections, and effective facilitation tools and techniques.

Phone (02) 9386 4544, email pcpl@science.org.au

Training is held regularly across Australia. Please see the professional learning calendar for the next available training.

Download an updated unit map and Australian Curriculum slides for MakingConnections presentations here.

Professional Learning Facilitator workshops

MakingConnections
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