The Age
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·2 hours ago
The top 160 high schools for maths and literacy growth
Every lesson at Ingleburn High runs on a two-minute clock. Teachers deliver a new instruction roughly every two minutes. They check for student understanding every two minutes. And then they provide feedback. Every two minutes. “It is quite exhausting,” says Georgina Koskinas, the school’s deputy principal of inclusion and support.
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