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Teacher professional development

Australian Curriculum: ICT General Capability

The following Slideshare presentation was delivered by Dr. Trudy Sweeney at the ACSA 2012 Curriculum Symposium: Quality learning through general capabilities: Opportunities and challenges 1 November 2012. This slideshow is a great place to start thinking about putting this general capability into practice.
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Student engagement

The following PowerPoint presentations are from the NZ Association of Language Teachers Conference (2008) and outline strategies that make a difference to the education of boys (and girls):

Boys, technology and languages teaching

Managing and connecting with boys in languages

Professional Learning Networks (PLNs)

Language Support Groups ​

Register with Resources for Languages, a UK based group for languages teachers. Members share useful web links with one another.

Technolanguages is a languages group with membership from around the world.

There are a number of Twitter hashtags with a focus on languages. Check out #mfltwitterati (UK) #ozlangs or #langchat (universal).
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Setting up your own Professional Learning Network/Community or leading the learning in your school? Check out the following Pinterest boards for links that will support you.
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