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Over the last few years a new way of teaching has emerged in Australian classrooms, yet many of the techniques sound old.
It's called explicit instruction, and it's taking over Australian classrooms. What is it and what does it mean for your kids?
Guests:
- Steve Capp, Principal of Chelsea Heights Primary School
- Jane Hunter, Associate Professor of Teacher Education and Innovation at the University of Technology Sydney
- Amy Haywood, Deputy Program Director of education at the Grattan Institute
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