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Speaker: Belinda Campbell, Pimpama State School
I chose teaching as a profession because I desired a career where helping people and making a difference to the world was a part of my day-to-day life and I realised I could achieve that in teaching. I wanted to assist in the growth and development of young children and I wanted to provide opportunities and experiences to enrich their childhood.
I chose teaching as a profession because I desired a career where helping people and making a difference to the world was a part of my day-to-day life and I realised I could achieve that in teaching. I wanted to assist in the growth and development of young children and I wanted to provide opportunities and experiences to enrich their childhood.
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Cari episod lepas bagi Celebrating Teaching Gala Evening 2010 March.
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Speaker: Grevillia 2 students, Pimpama State SchoolWhat the kids say about learning from Grevillia 2 students at Pimpama State School.
Speaker: Professor Stephen Billett, 2009 Griffith National Teaching Fellowship Holder, Professor Michael Balfour, Professor in Applied and Social Theatre, School of Education and Professional Studies, Ray Smith, PhD Student, Rebecca Meyers, Student
Speaker: Associate Professor Glenn Finger, 2009 ALTC Award Winner for Teaching Excellence in Social Science, Keith Oliver, Belinda Campbell, Pimpama State School
Speaker: Professor Amanda Henderson, 2009 discipline Scholar, Rachel Walker, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Kirsten Howie, Clinical Facilitator, Jessica Espinoza
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