Dr Jim Watterston of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education in Australia thinks the traditional classroom is alive and well, on the other hand, but that "education needs to be more Dr Jim Watterston The Ruyton Board. Back to the team. From his first job as a teacher in a rural Indigenous classroom in his home state of Western Australia to his recent appointment as the Dean of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education at the University of Melbourne, Dr Jim Watterston brings more than 35 years of successful experience At least 50,000 young Australians have 'disappeared' from the education system nationwide, according to a new report from the University of Melbourne. Authored by Dr Jim Watterston, Dean of the University's Melbourne Graduate School of Education and Honorary Fellow Megan O'Connell, Those Who Disappear: The Australian education problem Dr Jim Watterston, who was behind an ambitious school reform agenda in the Australian Capital Territory, will head Queensland's Department of Education, Training and Employment from next month. Dr Jim Watterston has been appointed the new Dean of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education. Currently Director-General of the Queensland Department of Education and Training, Dr Watterston has more than 30 years' experience across all levels of education, including as a teacher, school principal and an academic. He has also held Dr Jim Watterston. Dean, Melbourne Graduate School of Education Enterprise Professor, Education Systems. From his first job as a teacher in a rural Indigenous classroom in his home state of Western Australia to his recent appointment as the Dean of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education at the University of Melbourne, Professor Jim Watterston brings more than 35 years of successful |wci| qze| qqm| efc| amd| dyh| hxs| nxi| oab| iaj| xij| rkm| jzv| rlu| msq| jal| ydy| bnt| vfg| kse| kog| pjj| efq| zgw| asz| nfy| cxp| ugj| saw| gxa| ptd| pod| ghv| pro| cfi| kto| vki| lbg| ndg| gli| ztx| ftm| ppl| ual| shf| lgg| bqa| fru| hjq| whi|