I work in education and am passionate about disrupting colonised futures. My tweets are my own, and do not reflect the views of my employer - nor vice-versa.
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Did I mention the time that we had 4 extraordinary #AFLW players drop into our very remote community? @aflwomens @BulldogsW @NMFCWomens They were exceptional ambassadors and generous role models to the kids! #
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Learning and unlearning: lessons from a remote community. @debbateman writes about what she has learned about education and and what she has had to un-learn at a remote Indigenous school #NRW2023 independence.partica.online/…
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#NRW2023 calls for us to Be a Voice for Generations. Hear from @debbateman in her blog article: Sorrow, reconciliation and professions of service and care: Truth, Treaty, Heart and Voice blogs.flinders.edu.au/swirls…
We’re ready to cheer on @NorthAFLW @aflwomens from North East Arnhem! Go @bateman_daisy! Go Roo Girls!
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“The day that he said he didn’t like his teddy, you knew he was a no good kid. But when he threatened your life with a Swiss blade knife, what a guy, makes you cry and I did” #Eddie #RockyHorrorPictureShow #Meatloaf #MeatLoafRIP
It took 2 years for @NorthAFLW to play in Adelaide. Your time is now! Go RooGirls! #aflw #aflwNorthCrows #aflwCrowsNorth 🌟
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As first 2 years of #parentgapyears come to end, so too does time at Flinders. Chosen a different path to #walkmytruth and #domyvalues. Big adventure coming for personal and professional learning. #stillresearching #stillteaching #learningfromwonderfulhumans #yolngu
Another one of those proud mum moments … I have raised a daughter willing to use her mind, voice and skills to contribute to a better world. #aflw aflplayers.com.au/news-feed/…
A privilege to handover our Teacher Education Student @Flinders @FlindersEPSW Award at the SA World Teachers Day Ceremony to Harleigh Stanton #saeducators #WTD2021 #educationmatters #greatteacherschangetheworld
Proud mum moment! Go Dais 🌟🌟🌟 #happydais
The brave @kaitashmore speaks on her mental health journey on the pilot episode of ‘Happy Dais’. 🥰
Link below for the full episode. ⬇️
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Day 46: Nitmiluk - In cool 37 degree heat, enjoyed scenic walk. Work submission meant getting creative with power sources. Time in NP pool and a refreshing cocktail served by young entrepreneurs. Ready to cross the WA border tomorrow so cooked up everything we can’t take!
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Day 45: Nitmiluk National Park - Today we had a holiday from our holiday. I tackled some tasks for work on my laptop, we ventured into some galleries in Katherine, fought for the last barbecue chicken in town (and lost).
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Day 43: Darwin to Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park - a Swap’n’Go treasure hunt before taking it back down the highway to Robin Falls, Pine Creek and onto the glorious Nitmiluk National Park. The birds are chirping, crocs are swimming and beverages cold. The world is good!
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Day 42: Wak Wak, Humpty Doo, Wagait Beach, Belyuen, Mandorah, Berry Springs - Started with crocodiles on the Adelaide River, followed by wonderful burgers at the Humpty Doo Hotel. Then to the stunning Wagait Beach, Mandorah Jetty before a very refreshing float at Berry Springs.
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Day 41: Humpty Doo, Litchfield National Park, Berry Springs and sunset at the Mindil Beach Markets - ground covered, waterfalls viewed, waterholes swam, glorious sunset witnessed. Highlight - old Blyth homestead for the lovely soft tracks and long, murky river travels.
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Day 40: Darwin - the city of repair! Met a magician who waved his multimeter over car problems - fixed for the rest of journey. Highlights of day: Military Museum, Darwin Experience, Museum and Art Gallery of the NT, Stokes Bay Wharf, Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum.
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Lovely to spend a @Flinders night in Darwin with committed colleagues... #rural #remote #indigenous #health #wellbeing #mph @FlindersEPSW
Day 39: Darwin - the city of repair! We’re here now for a few days whilst we sort out some ‘stuff’. We ventured to the Tourist Information Centre, walked the Cenotaph and Damoe-Ra Path, travelled the Waterfront, Cullen Bay and ended up fish-feeding at Doctor’s Gully.
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