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

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Nef 331.8809944 EDU
Created/Published
Sydney : The Federation, 1919-2021
Issue
Vol. 93 No. 06 (25 Jun 2012)
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EDUCATION Journal of the New South Wales Teachers Federation 1
24-hour stopwork June 27 Teachers in schools and at OCAA worksites will stop work on Wednesday unless the Government acts. 1
Put students first The Statd'Government's focus is clearly on cutting resources from public education. 1 , 4
EDUCATION 2
Executive 2
Officers 2
Contents 2
Advertising 2
Thousands rally for workers compensation rights 3
Have you enrolled to vote? 3
Our Fed Reps 3
Broadcast venues 4
Advertising 4
Job cuts to damage student learning The loss of at least 200 positions in state office will impact on schools. 5
Multicultural education comes under threat Resources are already being cut from public multicultural education programs and services ahead of Local Schools, Local Decisions. 5 , 8
Casino teachers take beef to the community 5
Association confronts local member on devolution policy 5 , 12
What’s 6
I give a Gonski 6
How to give a Gonski 6
Advertising 7
Hold Piccoli to election pledge 8
Central Schools Conference statement about Local Schools, Local Decisions 8
Funding changes leave students behind Schools are faced with adjusting to the Every Student, Every School changes when Department staff-cuts are diminishing support. 8
Budget focuses on expense management The State Budget demands spending cuts but does not reveal the details of how they will be made. 9
Budget sees TAFE cut again 9
Advertising 9
Pyne backs current funding model Funding of private schools would be maintained under a Coalition Government. 10
Child protection bill rushed into Parliament Proposed changes to requirements around working with children seek to make employees pay fees for regular clearances. 10
Libraries are important Devolution threatens the numbers of qualified teacher-librarians. 10
Win-win for justice and bottom line Removing unjustness in the bail laws would reduce the remand population and could save the NSW Government money. 11
Hiroshima Day is still important 11
Advertising 11
Preschools gain extra payment Funds are designed to help preschools develop Quality Improvement Plans 12
Casualisation puts lives on hold The effects of insecure work on the individual and the community are significant and wide-ranging. 12
Hiccup for chaplains in schools program 12
OECD links lower levels of socio-economic stratification to better PISA results A recent OECD report has suggested that private schools represent an exit option from the public system for more advantaged families and exacerbate socio-economic stratification. 13
Advertising 13
Indigenous writers encouraged 14
RMTA raises $2lOO for Stewart House 14
Advertising 14
North-west hosts beginning teachers 15
Honduran teachers still suffering 15
Barry's betrayal over hunting The NSW Government has betrayed voters by allowing hunting in national parks. 15
Advertising 15
Strong support at meetings Negative outcomes from trials in WA and NSW help make the case against devolution, as Federation’s advertising hits TV and radio. 16
letters Strike lessons 16 , 17
YES MINISTER 17
Postcard to the Editor 17
Equity cuts 17
Divided we fall 17 , 18
Stolen futures 18
More than, less than 18
Interesting paradox 18
Free trade doom 18 , 19
Carbon copy 19
Advertising 17 , 18 , 19 , 20
features 21
Remand has human and financial cost Since 1994 the total remand population in NSW has increased 254 per cent. 21
Bail Reform Alliance demande 21
Inside 21
Paper Plane 22
Scotland's curriculum change provides lessons Scotland brought in a new curriculum in 2010, however, schools and teachers are still struggling to come to grips with the ambitious shift. 22 , 26
UK austerity measures highlight unions' challenge The current global economic gloom provides the union movement with the opportunity to develop new ideas and a stronger voice. 23 , 26
Professor Ewing's message to Australlan trade unions 23
Class of'58... you are requesred to commence duty. 23
In brief 23
Advertising 24
Retired Teachers Association 25
Social mem § 25
In the library 25
Create a Gay-Straight Alliance 26
Stop runaway global warming 26
your say 27
Devolution is smoke and mirrors Turning our principals into CEOs is not the progressive educational reform that it pretends to he. 27
Inside 27
Save sustainability education in NSW Head office cuts to cut teachers off from sustainability curriculum support. 28
Advertising 28
Federation must campaign for same sex marriage A production of the play 8 has served as a timely reminder of the importance of campaigning for same sex marriage. 28
reviews 29
Film 29 , 30
Inside 29
Computer Corner 30
In brief 30
Advertising 30
Theatre 31 , 32
Book Cocaine, Death Squads and the War on Ttenor: US Imperialism and Class Struggle in Colombia COCAINE DEATH SQUADS AND THE WAR ON TEŔOR U.S IMPERIALISM AND CLASS STRUGGLE NI COLOMBA 31
Book Come The Revolution: A Memoir 32
Corkscrew 32
administration 33
Federation Administrative Officers 2013-2015 33
Officers' job descriptions 33 , 34
Inside 33
Advertising 34
New principals courses 35
Deputy principals, head teachers and assistant principals courses 35 , 36 , 37
Duties common to all Administrative Officers 37
Advertising 37 , 38 , 39
DT SMITH 39
Snapped in and out of class 40

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