
Autumn 2004
20 leaders in education share their experience in this issue.
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Autumn 2004
Talking English
Contents
State of the Profession
More of the same only more so?
David Homer
Critical literacy: problem or opportunity?
Paul Sommer
Is anybody listening?
Brenton Doecke
The quest for coherence in 7 - 10 English
Mark Howie
A checklist for English teachers
Catherine Beavis and Joanne O'Mara
Progress report: the national consistency in curriculum outcomes project
Joan Holt, Christine Ludwig, Tony Moore and Robert Randall
You want standards? We got standards!
Karren Philp
Seeking professional identity
Terry Hayes
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Professionals at Work
Signposts to improved test scores in literacy and numeracy
Sheldon Rothman and Julie McMillan
Then and now: texts in English classrooms
Marion Meiers
Online learning objects: lifting literacy
Margery Hornibrook
Literacy in the age of technology
Maureen Walsh
Why professional associations matter
Jan Turbill
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Voices from the Classroom
Skipping the boring bits
Rod Quin
What makes a good inquiry unit?
Kath Murdoch
Read it again ... and again ... and again
Lorraine Wilson
Scrambling the Great Wall
Jill Wilson
Play and literacy: what is the connection?
Karen Stagnitti and Louise Jellie
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