by Natassia Chryanthos The Sydney Morning Herald November 24, 2020 New staffing standards, released by the Australian Library and Information Association and the Australian School Library Association, aim to boost teacher
by Vinh To in The Conversation November 24, 2020 Young children often write as they speak. But the way we speak and the way we write isn’t quite the same. .
The Conversation November 24, 2020 Rebecca Giblin and Airlle Lawson Many culturally important books by Australian authors are out of print, hard to find as secondhand copies, and confined to the physical
Séamas O’Reilly in The Guardian Sun 15 November 2020 Reading to a small child is still one of parenting’s premier perks. . . https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/nov/15/seamas-oreilly-reading-my-son-bedtime-stories-has-become-a-real-page-turner?fbclid=IwAR0Rt5uZmEN2sIr7eSSEt7UJC2_EY-vJYUCrUXPjPP7_DxeoiogM5Bxrzx4
Phil and Sharon Callen from Cue Learning explain. http://www.cuelearning.com.au/blog/five-habits-and-behaviours-of-good-readers
The Guardian 27 August 2020 Emily Rodda has agreed to be part of Guardian Australia’s regular series, Ask a Children’s Author, in which young readers (and older fans) get a chance
The Australian National Dictionary Centre chose the word 'iso' from a shortlist of five expressions, only one of which was unrelated to COVID-19. Read the full story
Go to the Research and Practice tab. Under the tab the articles for educators are now organised in categories to make it quicker to find what you want. These articles and
The Prime Minister's Literary Awards recognise and celebrate the very best of Australian writing. Congratulations to everyone selected for this year's shortlist of 30 books, written by Australian authors, illustrators,