NADLATE

The Network of Associate Deans of Learning and Teaching in the Discipline of Education (NADLATE) shares knowledge, identifies issues, and provides leadership about learning and teaching in the discipline of Education.

NADLATE REPORTS

An evaluation of NADLATE’s operations since 2011, which uses the Most Significant Change (MSC) evaluation methodology, can be found here.

In late 2014 NADLATE released a report on Leading Learning in Teacher Education.

The Teachers Matter scoping project on teaching in low socioeconomic schools, done in partnership with Social Ventures Australia, has been completed and will be released soon.

NADLATE GOALS
NADLATE was established in 2011 with an Office of Learning and Teaching (OLT) grant.

NADLATE aims to:

• Establish and maintain an open access database of best practice in strategic aspects of learning and teaching and related processes such as curriculum/ program design, program accreditation standards or other relevant artefacts developed in response to the work of the Network.
• Build leadership capacity and develop strategies to respond in a timely manner to current and emerging issues and agendas that include participation, engagement and success of Indigenous, low SES and rural/ remote students.
• Build sustainable infrastructure to provide support, mentoring and enhanced professional development.
• Encourage, support and embed a culture of good learning and teaching across the discipline of Education in all Faculties and Schools of Education.
• Build on the capacity, information and networks established during the Teaching Teachers for the Future (TTF) project, the Discipline Scholar Project and other national initiatives.

Chair: Associate Professor David Geelan
07 55528647 or d.geelan@griffith.edu.au

Enquiries: Anne Szadura, Manager, Networks and Projects, ACDE
0434 891891 or projectmanager@www.acde.edu.au