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24 Nov 09

http://www.hotmaths.com.au/FreeActivities/pdfs/MixAndMatch.pdf

Graphs are pictures that tell a story. Use your understanding of graphs to complete these tasks. Use the
widget Graphing a flat journey provided by HOTmaths (www.hotmaths.com.au/FreeActivities) to help you
link journeys and graphs.

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Humanising Language Teaching Magazine for teachers and teacher trainers

A New Direction in Feedback

Russell Stannard, UK

Russell Stannard is a principal lecturer at the University of Westminster
where he teaches on the MA in TESOL and ICT/Multimedia courses. He recently won
the Times Higher award for “Outstanding Initiative in ICT “for his website
www.teachertrainingvideos.com
. The website offers free
training material for teachers interested in integrating technology into their
teaching. His work on feedback has created coverage in the national press and is
being researched in many countries around the world. E-mail:
russellstannard@btinternet.com,
www.russellstannard.com

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teaching language feedback studyskills questions

18 Nov 09

The Blog: Flash cards, vocabulary memorization, and studying games | Quizlet

Create your own flashcards for students. if you're wanting to learn something yourself, see what others have created to help you study, learn, revise, test etc. Also visuals. Looks very useful.

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17 Nov 09

EngageMeNow - home

Amazing site for ESL and literacy learners - everything you could hope for in here. Created by Di Dell with contributions from other teachers at Petersham TAFE, Sydney NSW, Australia. Check out the Christmas Time link!

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Exposing e-learning skills sets: The Knowledge Tree e-journal Edition 19 out now! < The Knowledge Tree

Exposing e-learning skills sets: The Knowledge Tree
e-journal Edition 19 out now!

You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. Likewise, you can
lead students to computers, but you can’t offer them engaging courses – unless
VET practitioners have developed and honed the skill sets required to
effectively implement e-learning

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Aboriginal Studies Webquest

Outdated but may be interesting to adapt.

There has been much discussion lately on the news and in the
newspapers about whether the Australian Government should make a formal apology
to the Indigenous people of Australia for the Government policies of the past
which have affected them.

The Prime Minister has requested a group be appointed to help
advise himself and other central community representatives on how Australian
people view saying "Sorry" to the Aboriginal People.


You have been appointed to that Advisors group, which consists of
an historian, a reporter, a health worker, an anthropologist and a
librarian.
Together with your other team members, you are required to
investigate the issue and then report back your findings.

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webquest Aboriginal Australia lesson

DNA confirms coastal trek to Australia › News in Science (ABC Science)

DNA evidence linking Indian tribes to Australian Aboriginal people supports the theory humans arrived in Australia from Africa via a southern coastal route through India, say researchers

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Aboriginal Australia DNA

Lesson Plans Dreaming stories

This is the first in a series of two lessons focusing on the stories and life of traditional Aborigines. This lesson focuses on Dreaming stories and how copyright relates to this oral literature.

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lesson plan Dreaming Aboriginal Australia

me.edu.au - astronomy

was doing a search on Australian Aboriginal astronomy to teach to my ESL and literacy students, when I saw you! I was intrigued by an article in the Sydney Morning Herald, "Were Aboriginal Australians the World's First Astronomers?" and through subsequent research, we have found that they probably were. I'm looking for suitable (i.e. plain English) resources and lesson ideas to develop - this topic would make an amazing web quest.

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Box of Tricks

Wonderful resource for all web 2.0. I need to explore this more but so far, Wordle has been worth finding out about - and the lesson plan attached.

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