Learning to Walk
June 16, 2021
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My recent knee replacement has given me a whole new perspective on confronting physical constraints. My knee surgery went well but all those actions and
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Hello, and welcome to my new website… it’s great to see you here. I’m Gabrielle Mead.
I have been working in the Australian Education sector for more than 40 years, and have a wealth of experience in behavior and special education for all school ages.
In addition to the work I do with teachers and schools around Australia, I’m also an accredited trainer in vocational education teaching course in person centred behaviour support. I offer support for parents and those struggling with behaviour issues at home.
On this website you’ll find information about the work I do with parents, the courses I deliver for teachers and schools as well as my blog posts and my new podcast Stories from the Chalkface.
I’m here and available, so please don’t hesitate to get in contact if I can help you.
My recent knee replacement has given me a whole new perspective on confronting physical constraints. My knee surgery went well but all those actions and
The Disability Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability is hearing about the appalling treatment and exclusion of children in
The government’s plan to increase the cost of arts degrees, putting them out of reach of many, seems short sighted thinking. The arts have
In the six-hour workshop, we will look at why communication fails, examine those areas where your non-verbal and verbal communication could be giving mixed messages and set you on the right footing to communicate effectively with a diverse student population, peers and parents.
The use of humour to engage students and build capacity in the school community
My recent knee replacement has given me a whole new perspective on confronting physical constraints. My knee surgery went well but all those actions and
The Disability Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability is hearing about the appalling treatment and exclusion of children in
The government’s plan to increase the cost of arts degrees, putting them out of reach of many, seems short sighted thinking. The arts have
In this first episode, I’ll be chatting to Tracey who is principal of Kurri Kurri High School in the Hunter Valley of NSW.
In this first series we are exploring the school environment and some of the creative solutions that people have come up with in order to engage students in learning.
