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“There's no national implementation plan for the professional development of teachers to emphasise what should be done first,” says Mr Norm Hart, the association's president. “We could well end up with an Australian ... Delete the scoop?
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Earlier this year, when we were planning our National Poetry Month lineup, we were delighted to “discover” the Australian Poetry Library– it's a wonderful resource that provides access to over 42,000 poems by 170 Australian poets. Delete the scoop?
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The glossary definition for Visual literacy from the BOS NSW Syllabus for the Australian curriculum in English K–10 contains the key terms and concepts about visual texts, media and communication used in the syllabus. The Visual Literacy White Paper (.pdf 181kB) has a brief overview and history of visual literacy. The Visual Literacy slideshow (pdf 12.8 MB) provides a comprehensive introduction to visual literacy and visual texts, including examples and activities on analysing and decoding photographs, magazines and print advertisements. 
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Knowledge and understanding about using active and passive voice will enhance effective writing. In the active voice, the subject (or agent) is placed before the verb. The emphasis is on the subject who is doing the action. In the passive voice, the object of an action is placed before the verb. The emphasis is on what is being done to the object of the sentence. Delete the scoop?
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What Multimodal literacy (Jewitt & Kress, 2003) is about understanding the different ways of knowledge representations and meaning-making, such as on advertisements, posters, web-pages and film... Delete the scoop?
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Australian Curriculum: English Foundation Learning Sequence "Persuasive Discussions". Recording Audio Files and Creating QR Codes. How can you use these tools as part of an AC:E Learning Sequence around Creating ... Delete the scoop?
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Nowadays people are juggling a variety of media platforms including tablets, mobile phones, laptops and consuming, connecting, collaborating and creating content as never before. The internet has enabled the role and relationship between author and audience to become blurred (Jenkins 2006) leading to a new form of narrative that is native to the Internet (Rose, 2012). Delete the scoop?
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Watch how to edit a program in Program Builder, the Board's teacher programming tool for the new NSW syllabuses for the Australian curriculum. If you are a p... Delete the scoop?
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eachingACEnglish is a rich, practical and contemporary professional resource to support teachers and school leaders implementing the Australian Curriculum: English from Foundation to year 10. This collection of video snapshots – or vignettes – illustrates ideas, approaches and strategies for teaching, learning and assessment. The vignettes demonstrate approaches to differentiation and aspects of explicit teaching about a select group of content descriptions for reading, spelling, punctuation and grammar. Delete the scoop?
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An excellent resource, Suggested texts for the English K–10 Syllabus, is now available on the Board’s website. Suggested texts for the English K–10 Syllabus is a compilation of quality reading and viewing for students in Kindergarten to Year 10. It combines the classics and successful teaching texts with innovative recent works. It includes fiction as well as nonfiction, poetry, drama, film, media and multimedia texts. The listed texts are suitable for Kindergarten to Year 10 but are not prescribed for study, allowing schools to select the most appropriate material for their students. These lists include texts that teachers can use to implement the new syllabus. Text requirements for K–6 and 7–10 classrooms are found in Content and Text Requirements in the English K–10 Syllabus. To assist teachers, texts are mapped against the syllabus text requirements. Delete the scoop?
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Allen & Unwin have developed a comprehensive list of their books that support the Australian Curriculum. Categories include: History, English, Delete the scoop?
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After completing much research on the subject, I developed three lesson plans to teach visual literacy skills to my students. Delete the scoop?
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Chief Executive of the Board of Studies, Carol Taylor, recently visited Russell Lea Infants School, Five Dock to launch the Suggested texts for the English K–10 Syllabus. In developing the list of texts, the need to provide teachers with a range of choice was an important consideration. The result is a variety of genres, perspectives and themes with good representation of Australian and international authors, the classics, poetry and plays as well as films, picture books, graphic novels, media and multimedia texts.
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Board of Studies news ... The NSW syllabuses for the Australian curriculum website has been updated to provide enhanced advice and support for teachers of students with special education needs. In particular, further ... Delete the scoop?
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What are digital and multimodal texts? ... What tools are available for student to use to create their own texts (websites, picture books, films, animations etc) and how have other teachers been leading the way in this area? Delete the scoop?
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The study of English from Kindergarten to Year 10 should develop a love of literature and learning and be challenging and enjoyable. Delete the scoop?
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This resource is a national initiative to support the teaching and learning of English and literacy from Foundation to Year 10, produced in partnership with Education Services Australia and the joint associations of the Australian Association for the Teaching of English, the Australian Literacy Educators’ Association and the Primary English Teaching Association Australia, representing more than 10,000 teachers of English. Materials here comprise 12 year-level units of work, with 12 sequence in each, written by teachers and educators from a range of states, territories and educational settings. The writers have been guided in composition and worked as a team to collaborate in producing some 850 new elaborations of curriculum content, all supported by digital resources and interactive worksheets. All materials have been reviewed by teaching and curriculum specialists to ensure the highest standards in a clear and accessible resource that exploits the Australian Curriculum and can help reinvigorate the teaching of English and literacy. Delete the scoop?
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The Year 2 learning sequence contained in this post was developed by teacher Melissa Martyn in our work as a Teacher Development School. The sequence is linked to The Australian Curriculum - English content ... Delete the scoop?
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Our students need to be creating as well as reading or viewing multimodal texts. This website is a dynamic and evolving resource to support teachers introducing creating or producing multimodal tex... Delete the scoop?
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'The English Alphabet (Australian)' 26 Letters Written, Performed & Produced by Serena Merry Copyright 2013 Created by a Primary School Teacher, Victoria, Au... Delete the scoop?
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Introducing Program Builder, designed by the Board of Studies NSW exclusively for primary and secondary teachers in New South Wales. Program Builder is a pro... Delete the scoop?
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The following Year 3 learning sequence was developed by Year 3/4 teacher Melissa Bennett in our work as a Teacher Development School. The sequence is linked to The Australian Curriculum - English content descriptions. You can access The Australian Curriculum by clicking this link:http://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/
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Get Find The Synonym on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews. Delete the scoop?
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Australian National Curriculum Resources F-6 - Literacy Resources on Australian Curriculum - English curated by Jean Anning (RT @janning: Australian National Curriculum Resources F-6 - Literacy Resources | @scoopit via @joblannin Delete the scoop?
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South Australia based but has application within NSW too. Delete the scoop?
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Home > All about me, all about youAll about me, all about you The All about me, all about you writing tasks are autobiographical writing tasks suitable for a 5 week student blog. Use the DOWNLOAD arrow underneath the reading frame to save this resource. You can also resize the frame to full screen or print the file. Read more: http://www.raftriverandrainbow.com/all-about-me-all-about-you/
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