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About Learning with Mr. Lee

After almost 10 years as a high school teacher, I left the profession demoralised and I opened up a cafe! I learnt a lot about business, myself, leadership and communication, but also had a sense of unfinished business in education.

After some soul searching, I decided to re-join the profession, but this time as a primary teacher.

One of the major issues I had as a high school teacher was seeing so many disengaged students and I wanted to see if I could get to the heart of the problem.

Since then, I have fallen down a “rabitthole” of research on the science of learning.

I am now committed to supporting as many educators as possible in becoming more evidence-informed, so that they can apply it to their teaching.

Schools are complex places and rather than trying to figure everything out for ourselves, we need to share and collaborate.

Everything I know now, will not be the same as what I know tomorrow.

What I write in this blog, may not be right, but it is part of the process. Join me on this learning journey!

If you’re interested in working with me, you can contact me at brendan@learnwithlee.net or here 👇

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See more of my work:

Webinar for Think Forward Educators – Implementing the science of learning when the rest of the school isn’t – Brendan Lee
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Learning Difficulties Australia: Bulletin | Volume 54 | No 1, April 2022: Challenges of Teacher Professional Learning page 10

The Right To Read Inquiry & Making Changes Across Your School

This article from Brendan Lee looks at what we can do to support school leaders in implementing the science of learning.

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I acknowledge the Dharug & Gundungurra people as the Traditional owners of this land that I am on and pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging. This land always was and always will be the land of the First Nations People.

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