Presenter: Barbara Stanners
This course will include a detailed deconstruction of the prescribed text as well as an examination of the delivery strategies that add student skill building and interpretive analysis. In this course the following will be covered:
1. Examination of module focus for Critical Study
2. Close deconstruction and evaluation of Hamlet in relation to the Syllabus Rubric
3. Development of student inte 
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Presenter: Kim Preston
Adobe Premiere Pro is widely recognised as an industry standard when creating edited video sequences in a PC environment. This training course introduces the basic concepts of editing video using Adobe Premiere. Participants will become familiar with the Adobe Premiere interface and will use various tools to produce a professional-looking video editing sequence. On completion, participants will ha More Info
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Presenter: Barbara Stanners
Tackling the Area of Study- Conceptual mapping and deconstruction of both prescribed and related texts requires clear understanding of what 'Belonging' means and how it can be represented. The teaching and revision framework will focus on student skill building strategies in identifying 'belonging' ideas and understanding how they have been communicated in varied texts.
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Presenter: Kim Preston
Website design and creation through Dreamweaver can be a very useful tool for any subject which requires students to maintain a folio of work. This training course introduces the basic concepts necessary for the design and creation of an offline website. Participants will become familiar with the Dreamweaver interface and will use various tools to produce a professional looking website. On complet More Info
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Presenter: Barbara Stanners
Genre-Crime Writing will involve:
-Defining Genre and Crime Writing
-Defining key conventions, tenets, motifs and writing styles
-Deconstructing crime writing elements in prescribed texts 'The Skull Beneath the Skin', 'The Real Inspector Hound' and 'Rear Window'
-Development of student examination skills for the critical and creative sections of the Extension 1 paper
-Examination of possi More Info
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Presenter: Barbara Stanners
This course involves the clarification of core content and skills needed to develop contextual and conceptual understanding for the Romanticism, Extension 1 elective. Key ideals and ways of thinking will be examined through an evaluation of 'Wuthering Heights'and the poetry of Coleridge and Keats. Suitable related Romanticist texts will also be discussed. One session will focus in particular on ho More Info
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Presenter: Anthea Markowiak
Are you seeking to improve your NAPLAN results? Are your students struggling at the whole text level? This course will help! The ability to produce a range of texts is crucial to academic success. 'Good',coherent, cohesive writng that conforms to conventiosn can be taught. However writing is a creative act, texts can be stylish or awkward, clear or ambiguous. This course will enable you to help yo More Info
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Presenter: Darryn Kruse
This program, presented by a non-technically-minded classroom teacher,
will showcase a range of straight forward ways to enhance students
learning with ICT in the Yrs 5-9 classroom. It will suit
teachers with occasional or full time access to ICT - from a
few computers to a 1:1 program. The ideas explore the various phases of an inquiry process, and will include examples from history, geograph More Info
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