Denyse Whelan. Blogger. Educator.Consultant.Blogger: Every day is a blog post. Some link to blogs as part of Digital Parents Australia. More relate to Denyse Whelan���s experience & expertise as teacher of children aged between 5 and 12, aPrimary School Principal. N.S.W. Schools and English as a Second Language Teacher (adults & children).Educator: Using her extensive qualifications, personable manner and a practical approach, Denyse blogs and shares views to allow great communication between home and school. She does regular guest posts on blogs. She writes both to share and connect.Consultant:Denyse offers education & advocacy consultancy services through this website to parents, caregivers, grandparents, student teachers, school teachers to assist with��� issues parents/caregivers may be having with a child���s school or teacher��� finding solutions to any matters relating to education in primary schools��� writing letters, and /or drafting letters to schools and/or education authorities��� advising on matters relating to education which are within her field of expertise and knowledge��� preparation for a parent/caregiver/grandparent to attend any meetings with school personnel whereobjective and caring support is required.Find Denyse Whelan. Blogger. Educator. Consultant. Here:www.denysewhelan.com.auFollow her on Twitter: @denwise1.
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