Education : journal of the N.S.W. Public School Teachers Federation

Call Number
Nef 331.8809944 EDU
Created/Published
Sydney : The Federation, 1919-2021
Issue
Vol. 40 No. 06 (20 May 1959)
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Contents

Education Journal of the N.S.W. Teachers’ Federation 1
WIND AND CLOUD OVER FARRER FARMLANDS 1
THE TEACHER SHORTAGE Parent-Teacher Education Council’s Press Statement 1
CONGRATULATIONS TO MINISTER: MR. HEFFRON REPLIES 1
STAFFING AND SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION PROBLEM: Representatives’ Proposals For Action Endorsed 1
PROTEST AGAINST TREATMENT OF ALBERT NAMATJIRA 1
EQUAL PAY: Board’s Latest Proposals and What They Involve 2
ALLOWANCES FOR EXTERNAL AND EVENING UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 2
COMPLAINTS AGAINST TEACHERS: Director Explains 2
PREMIERS’ CONFERENCE AND LOAN COUNCIL 2
Equal Pay in the Office 2
BREAKDOWN IN TECHNICAL TEACHERS’ SALARIES CASE 2
CONFERENCE TOPICS: What Associations Suggest 2
“Remarkable Effectiveness of Election Activities Justifies Parent-Teacher Council’s Existence” 3
WHEN TEACHERS USE CARS ON TRANSFER 3
STATE OF SCHOOL PLAYGROUNDS 3
LESS DANGER FROM FIRE IN ALUMINIUM CLASSROOMS 3
FURTHER REQUEST FOR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR SPECIALISTS 3
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED NEXT MONTH 3
TEACHERS INSPECT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 3
Education 4
DANGER THAT AUTOMATION WILL CATCH EDUCATION UNAWARES 4
TOWARDS THE ROCKS IF WE'RE NOT CAREFUL 4
The President Writes The Cose for Technical Teachers 4
THE DRAMA OF OUR TIME: Moral Problems of the Atomic Scientists 4
QUOTED Teachers' Salaries and Education 4
Spirit of Anzac in Everyday Life 5
Mental Health and the Home and School 5
BURNS AND THE SCHOOLMASTERS 5
A WORD FROM CHILDREN 5
Apprenticeship: Its Place in Modern Australian Society 6
ONE OF WORLD'S FINEST TECHNICAL COLLEGES 6
“THE NATIONAL INCOME AND ITS DISTRIBUTION” Some Discussions at Recent Seminar 7
Is Wealth Being Fairly Distributed? 7
Challenge Of the Future 7
Lack of Cohesion; Reluctance to Use Pressure 7
The National Income and Your Income: What the Seminar Was About 7
Need for Wider Publicity and Activity 7
Is Arbitration Satisfactory? (Mr. L. T. McGowan, Professional Radio Employees' Institute of Australasia) 7
Professional People As Salaried Employees Address by Mr. E. G. Whitlam, M.H.R. 8
What Is the National Income? From an address on "Some Problems of National Income Distribution", by Mr. J. R. Wilson, M.Ec., Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sydney 8
Develop Unity; Seek Friends In Other Sections Address by Mr. S. P. Lewis, B.Ec., Deputy President, N.S.W. Teachers' Federation 8
White-Collar Workers: Growth in Numbers and Importance From on address by Mr. Rees D. Williams, General Secretary, Australian Bank Officers' Association. 8
Rich Richer, Poor Relatively Poorer From an address by Mr. H. W. Foster, Australian Bank Officers' Association 8
White Collars and Strike Action; “Today-No! Tomorrow-?” Address by Mr. E. H. McGrath, LL.B., N.S.W. Branch President, Administrative and Clerical Officers' Association, Commonwealth Public Service 9
Poor Deal For Nurses Address by Miss N. Auguste, N.S.W. Nurses1 Association 9
White-Collar Worker and the National Income Points from an address by Mr. E. L. Wheelwright, M.A., Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sydney. 9
Women and the National Income Address by Miss E. W. Mattick, Senior Vice-President, N.S.W. Teachers' Federation 10
Mechanisation – This! Automation – What? Address by Mr. W. Parkinson, President, Miners' Federation 10
On Making and Buying Cars 10
Gone Arc the Days of the Three-legged Stool From an address by Mr. J. Riordan, Federal Secretary, Federated Clerks' Union of Australia. 10
Income Distribution In A Changing Economy An Address by Mr. E. J. Nicholls, Deputy General Secretary. 11
The Rising Flood Of New Enrolments A Radio Talk by Hie Publicity Officer 11
Election of Administrative Officers: Statements of Candidates 12 , 13 , 14
Memorial to Late Mr. Ernie Cahill 12
Advertising 12
MEN TEACHERS 13
Advertising 13 , 14 , 15
BOARD ENDORSES DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYMENT OF UNTRAINED TEACHERS 15
Advertising 15
FEDERATION ACTION ON SECONDARY EDUCATION SURVEY REPORT 15
Advertising 15
NEW TEACHERS' COLLEGE FORMS ASSOCIATION 15
Advertising 15
APPEAL FOR FREE TRANSPORT FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN 16
HIGH-PRESSURE SALES TALK PUTS STIGMA ON TEACHERS 16
Advertising 16
Federation Library Hours 16
Advertising 16

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