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Ms Serena Davie |
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Serena Davie is the manager of the Office of Professional Practice and in this role endeavors to ensure that all aspects of the Practicum Experience are planned and organised to facilitate the students’ success. Serena has an honours degree in biochemistry from Newcastle University and a post graduate certificate in Education from Cambridge University, in England. She has taught science, outdoor education and mathematics for more 15 years in England and Western Australia. She has taught in inner city multicultural schools in Northern England and in both metropolitan and rural schools in WA. She currently teaches some undergraduate units in mathematics education at Notre Dame. Serena began her teaching career at an outdoor education centre in the Lake District in England. She has set up and run two Emergency Services Cadet units, here in WA. For this she has won a community service award. She worked as a mountain walking guide and Duke of Edinburgh award assessor in England. Whilst teaching in Ravensthorpe, WA she was an active member of the State Emergency Service and is a qualified search team leader. She has an interest in promoting rural and remote practicum experiences to students. She has visited communities in the Goldfields and Kimberley to establish links with schools for pre – service teachers undertaking their practicums. |
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Ms Serena Davie |
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Serena Davie is the manager of the Office of Professional Practice and in this role endeavors to ensure that all aspects of the Practicum Experience are planned and organised to facilitate the students’ success. Serena has an honours degree in biochemistry from Newcastle University and a post graduate certificate in Education from Cambridge University, in England. She has taught science, outdoor education and mathematics for more 15 years in England and Western Australia. She has taught in inner city multicultural schools in Northern England and in both metropolitan and rural schools in WA. She currently teaches some undergraduate units in mathematics education at Notre Dame. Serena began her teaching career at an outdoor education centre in the Lake District in England. She has set up and run two Emergency Services Cadet units, here in WA. For this she has won a community service award. She worked as a mountain walking guide and Duke of Edinburgh award assessor in England. Whilst teaching in Ravensthorpe, WA she was an active member of the State Emergency Service and is a qualified search team leader. She has an interest in promoting rural and remote practicum experiences to students. She has visited communities in the Goldfields and Kimberley to establish links with schools for pre – service teachers undertaking their practicums. |
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