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New free on-demand webinars
Member-only. Author and illustrator Sami Bayly talks about the process of creating a non-fiction text for children that’s lively and engaging, and how children’s texts can help to spread important messages about nature conversation.
Member-only. Author Katrina Nannestad discusses her writing process, what she keeps in mind when writing for young people, and her tips for teachers and students when it comes to reading and writing.
Open to all. PETAA is working in collaboration with leading associations to create a series of conversations connecting research and practice. In this video: teaching the language of climate change science.
Member-only. Illustrator and author Freya Blackwood talks about the process of creating story worlds and meaning through illustrations and words – how the two relate to, and enhance, each other.
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New professional learning courses
The annual PETAA conference is the only conference dedicated to primary English, language, and literacies and in this online, on demand conference, our speakers will show how, by embedding inclusive practices in classrooms and schools, we can encourage all students to find their voice, feel connected to the curriculum, and achieve improved outcomes. With a fabulous line up of presenters including Dr Helen Adam, Dr Misty Adoniou, Jacqui Cowell and Prof Robyn Ewing, Prof Helen Graham and Haley Tancredi, Stan Grant, Dr Gill Pennington, Margaret Turnbull, Prof Peter O'Connor, Tim Warwick , Karen Yager and other experts you will find this conference valuable and worthwhile.
Join us in Sydney or online in 2022 as we enter an exciting longitudinal journey of literacy development from earliest speech and phonemic awareness, through primary schooling to current expectations as students progress to high school.
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Key takeaways from the PETAA 2021 conference
Get just a taste of the insights, strategies and ideas discussed at the PETAA 2021 Conference.
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