[English] Your paper

[Mary Mason]

Scott  - can you send me your paper digitally asap so that I can write the
prefatory note to teachers in the new teachers/coordinators conference and
the middle years conference.

 

Thanks Mary

 

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Subject: [English] English for the Australian Curriculum - New Resources

 

Hi folks,

 

Many of you would have seen this new resource go up a few weeks back. But
for those who haven't seen it yet, let me encourage you to take a look. AATE
strongly supported the work and I'd be interested in your views and
thoughts.

 

www.e4ac.edu.au

 

Cheers

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Scott

 

 

 


	






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