Jill is an educator in South East Queensland, Australia. She regularly speaks at conferences focusing on the importance of creativity and collaboration in a 21st century learning environment. She writes on her teacher blog, maintains a teaching YouTube channel, and publishes articles on growth mindset, collaborative communities, teenage literacy engagement and constructivist teaching practice. In 2014, she was selected to lead an International Boys School Coalition Action Research project on Maker Culture; an approach inspired by educationalist Seymour Papert. In 2015, Jill was further awarded a fellowship through The Asia Education Foundation to implement an e-twinning project with a Mal...
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