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Subjects

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures Biology English Geography Health and Physical Education History Humanities and Social Sciences Learning Through Literature Learning Through Film Mathematics Science The Arts Technology

Topics

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Projects

2040 Film Amy’s Balancing Act Australian Native Animals Beyond the Bushfires Blue: The Film Blueback Film Bluey-inspired Resources Caring for Country Clean Up Australia Day Climate Literacy Resources Cool Burning Digital Inclusion Digital Licence+ Education Resources Disaster Resilience Diversity and Inclusion Earth Hour Embrace Kids eSafety for Kids Fast Fashion Healthy and Safe Relationships Resources Jump Rope for Heart LifeChanger Love Food? Love Bees!Meaningful Moments MobileMuster Schools Competition NAIDOC Week National Reconciliation Week National Recycling Week Net-zero Jobs Phonics Resources Poverty and Inequality Regenerating Australia Resilient Australia Science Week Education Resources School Holiday Resources Schools Tree Day Resources Some Happy Day Education Resources STEM and STEAM Resources Stop The Coward Punch SugarByHalf Nutrition Resources Tackling Racism Through Sport Take 3 For The Sea The Final Quarter The Last Daughter The Life You Can Save The Olympic Games Resources The War on Waste Trailblazers Education Resources Toyota Dream Car Social Emotional Learning Teaching Strategies Behaviour and Classroom Management Teaching Strategies Harmony Day Teaching Resources Literacy Teaching Resources Deep Time History Resources Teacher Wellbeing Superstars of STEM International Women's Day Self-Esteem and Confidence World Mental Health Day Earth Day Teaching Resources Neuroscience in Education Media Literacy and Critical Thinking Teaching Resources

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Years

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MentorClass by AIME

SecondaryYear 7 - 10EnglishInformative writingScienceHuman EndeavourHealth and Physical EducationHealthTechnologyDesign and TechnologiesSocialSocial and Emotional LearningEconomicDesign Thinking

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This series of four workshops has been designed for the AIME MentorClass program. These workshops are crafted to empower mentees to see the world differently, imagine new possibilities, and recognise their potential to lead and create change. Mentors are not here to teach in the traditional sense, but to guide, support and learn alongside their mentees, fostering a partnership based on growth and mutual respect.

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Mentees explore their imagination and use their design and technology skills to bring their imagination to life!

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Lesson

Free

MentorClass: Imagination Classroom

SecondaryYear 7 - 10TechnologyDesign and TechnologiesEconomic

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Mentees engage with local knowledge holders to understand the importance of trees in a tree-planting and relationship-building workshop.

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Free

MentorClass: Tree Talks

SecondaryYear 7 - 10ScienceHuman EndeavourEnvironmental

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Mentees explore the art of learning through failure and get involved in planning for the next stages of their mentoring journey.

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Free

MentorClass: Failure Time

SecondaryYear 7 - 10Health and Physical EducationHealthSocial

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Free

MentorClass: 365 Days

SecondaryYear 7 - 10EnglishInformative writingSocial

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