Tracey Pennisi

Bachelor of Education K-6. Teacher of Grades K -6. 20 years experience in teaching in both Public and Private schools. Worked with computers for 38 years. Developing resources to sell and distribute to teachers based on English Literacy requirements of the Australian Curriculum over last two years.

Visual style of teaching and learning. Audio-visual (AV) learning is a type of learning which is described by delivery and the use of instructional content that involves sound (auditory stimuli) and sight (visual stimuli). AV learning takes place when the instructional process is accompanied by AV learning aids such as handouts, flip charts, transparencies, whiteboards, illustrations, still and motion pictures, slide shows, television, videos, audiotapes, records, projectors, computer graphics, multimedia, physical objects, and 3D models. AV learning can appear when an instructor’s verbal presentation is reinforced with a series of images or slides or as a self-standing instructional practice consisting of an instructional movie or virtual reality simulation. It improves memory retention.

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Bachelor of Education K-6 Primary Education Certificate of Religious Education NSW

Teaching explicitly so that English Literacy makes sense - building solid foundation literacy.