Grants: 2018 MLTAWA State Conference
Interested in attending our wonderful conference? Why not apply for one of the following grants? Recipients of a grant will have their registration cost covered. Applications clos...
Tag Archives: curriculum
The coding versus language debate
Both coding and languages have been affirmed in Australian education, each with their own curricula. There should be no debate about one or the other.
2016 MLTAWA State Conference: Call for Presentations
The 2016 Biennial MLTAWA State Conference will be held on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 August at The Tradewinds Hotel in Fremantle. The Call for Presentations is now open.
Senior Secondary Languages Education Research Project Final Report
"This report is part of the Australian Government’s efforts to revive the teaching of languages to ensure that at least 40 per cent of Year 12 students study a language in additio...
Update from SCSA on Western Australian Curriculum: Languages
Adriana Douglas provided a written update for participants of the AFMLTA's Ready? Set? Plan! workshop held on Saturday March 12 at Willetton SHS.
ACARA News: Framework for ATSI Languages; Hindi and Turkish curricula ...
ACARA has released further language curricular as part of the Australian Curriculum: Languages.
Letter to Principals: P-10 Languages in Western Australian
Principals have received a letter of clarification regarding the provision of P-10 Languages education in WA by SCSA. What are your thoughts?
Languages Big Day Out: PL Opportunity for DOE Teachers
Department of Education Languages Teachers are invited to join the Languages Big Day Out, hosted by Willetton SHS Languages TDS on the first day back next term.
Revised Australian Curriculum: Languages drafts available for viewing
The revised curricula for Arabic, German, Japanese, Korean, Modern Greek, Spanish and Vietnamese are now available for viewing on the ACARA website (http://www.acara.edu.au/langua...
Australian Curriculum: Languages officially released
The Australian Curriculum: Languages for Chinese, French, Indonesian and Italian have now been made available on the Australian Curriculum website.