ETAConf09

Welcome

Welcome to the NSW English Teacher's Association 2009 Annual Conference HIT REFRESH!

This Ning aims to allow interaction between the conference participants, presenters, and ETA members who could not physically attend the conference.

You can ask questions in this forum or participate in conversations.

Materials from presentations will also be available on this Ning.

Have fun at the conference!

Professional Development Committee
ETA NSW

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Victoria Keech

Winners in so many ways 1 Reply

As if the ETA conference itself wasn't a two day bonanza of professional development and refreshment, I have experienced a never before occurrence of actually winning prizes!. Thanks to the publishin…

Started by Victoria Keech in Uncategorized. Last reply by Amy Cotton Dec. 7, 2009.

Amy Cotton

Refreshing Professional Development - future directions 11 Replies

ETA NSW is interested to find out what sorts of professional development events and activities its members and guest patrons would like to attend in the future. So if you have an idea concerning the…

Tagged: ideas, development, professional, new

Started by Amy Cotton in Uncategorized. Last reply by Lorraine Hawdon Dec. 2, 2009.

Victoria Keech

Set up a Resources Tab? 10 Replies

Hi all, Could we set up a resources tab for the ning? I know that extra tabs can be added to the top menu and it may make navigating the site easier than trying to find where powepoints and notes ha…

Started by Victoria Keech in Uncategorized. Last reply by Bianca Hewes Dec. 1, 2009.

Lorraine Hawdon

Thanks! 10 Replies

Congratulations on a fantastic conference! The enthusiasm and content were both excellent I went to some great sessions and as a new scheme teacher I feel I have enough to teach for years! The most o…

Started by Lorraine Hawdon in ETA Conference. Last reply by Prue Greene Nov. 30, 2009.

 

Where have the events (sessions) gone?

If you are looking for the event you attended and it's not there, never fear!

Go to the Events tab above, and go to the calendars on the right hand side of the page.

If you click on the correct date all of the events (or sessions) held on that day will appear. Remember: the Conference was held on the 27th and 28th of November, 2009.

Alternatively, whilst on the Events page, type in a word from the session title and click the magnifying glass. It will bring up all sessions that match your search category.

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Fiona Cullenward is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 28, 2009 all day
Rod Carter The presentation will examine and explore a variety of online resources to design, build and publish cartoons and comics using a variety of technologies. It will focus on students using online freeware resources and Adobe software availa…
February 1
Fiona Cullenward is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 27, 2009 all day
Karen Yager Technology has the potential to transform the way we teach English and how our students demonstrate learning. This presentation considers this exciting potential through two stage 5 units of work accompanied by authentic assessment task…
February 1
Fiona Cullenward is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 28, 2009 all day
Nadia Wheatley The picture book My Place, by Nadia Wheatley and Donna Rawlins, has been used by teachers and students from primary to tertiary level for over twenty years, as a starting point for cross-curriculum activities ranging from English to…
February 1
Cathy White is now a member of ETAConf09
Welcome Them!
January 31
Lynne Graham is now a member of ETAConf09
Welcome Them!
January 25
Kay Eyre commented on Amy Cotton's event 'Jane and Fay: suitable farmers’ wives? Critical approaches to Module A, Exploring Connections'
Did the ladies upload their files or is it just me that can't find them? They said that they would at the workshop.
January 20
Kay Eyre is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 27, 2009 all day
Jennifer Pullen & Margaret Snelling Pride and Prejudice, that well used, well loved text, has been adapted, appropriated, manipulated, transformed and construed in the romantic vein, to suit the values and expectations of the modern responder. Read…
January 20
Kay Eyre commented on Amy Cotton's event 'Suspending Bridges: Exploring Connections between Jane Austen and Fay Weldon'
Are there any resources that I just can't find?
January 20
Kay Eyre is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 27, 2009 all day
Sandra Smith Explore the connections between Jane Austen’s and Fay Weldon’s texts through links such as education, reading, writing, careers, the theatre and fairytales. This session will help teachers refresh their pedagogical practice by re-exami…
January 20
Amy Cotton left a comment for Kathy Yates
January 18
Fran Charge is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 28, 2009 all day
Tony Britten This workshop will focus on some practical approaches to preparing students for the writing task section of Paper One of the Higher School Certificate. Participants will have the opportunity to share their expertise and experiences of…
January 17
Fran Charge is attending Amy Cotton's event
November 28, 2009 all day
Gil Lovell & Ann Small In this workshop participants will anticipate a future English under the national curriculum. This workshop will focus on different models for programming English using the national curriculum organisers language, literacy an…
January 17
Michelle Renshaw is now a member of ETAConf09
Welcome Them!
January 17
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January 13
Yvonne Emmelhainz is now a member of ETAConf09
Welcome Them!
January 13
Pamela Montgomery-Hughes might attend Amy Cotton's event
November 27, 2009 all day
Assoc. Professor Ray Misson Well-created characters are often what makes one student narrative stand out above the rest, and yet we don’t often bring to consciousness for students how characters are created textually. Rather there is an unexamined…
January 8
 

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