About

About Us

Sharing Best Practice (SBP) is a dynamic grassroots movement comprised of educators and allied health professionals. Our mission is to foster a community dedicated to sharing best practice pedagogies and scientifically-backed methods. Through our conferences and events held across Australia, we provide a platform for collaboration, learning, and the dissemination of current, evidence-based practices.

Purpose

At SBP, our purpose is to empower educators and allied health professionals by providing them with access to the latest research and practical strategies. We are committed to enhancing educational outcomes through evidence-based practices, with a particular emphasis on the science of reading. By creating opportunities for professional growth and knowledge exchange, we aim to support educators in delivering high-quality, effective instruction that benefits all students.

 

We focus on “what works” and are dedicated to disseminating this knowledge through our national conferences. All discussions at our events are conducted in a constructive and respectful manner, fostering an environment where healthy debate is welcomed.

NFP / Transparency

As a not-for-profit organisation, Sharing Best Practice is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of transparency and integrity. We believe in the importance of accountability and are committed to ensuring that all funds are used effectively to support our mission. Our conferences are designed to be affordable, making it possible for a wide range of educators and professionals to participate and benefit from our events. We regularly publish financial reports and updates to keep our community informed about how resources are allocated and used.

 

Join us at our next event and become part of a vibrant community dedicated to improving educational outcomes for all students.

History of SBP

Ten years ago, Dr Catherine Scott created a Facebook page for her Melbourne university students called ‘teachers who like to talk about teaching.’  As her students left university they stayed in touch with Catherine on this page as she shared research and evidence. The page became immensely popular with many teachers becoming aware of the resources and joining. The page changed its name to Sharing Best Practice.

 

Today Sharing Best Practice has become incorporated and has over 17000 followers and this year has 22 conferences scheduled. Evidence based, grassroots professional learning by teachers for teachers and for students. For teachers who want to learn and want to make a difference. 

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