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. 89 No. 05 (2 Jun 2008)
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Contents

EDUCATIONJ Journal of the New South Wales Teachers Federation 1
More action planned, unless NSW Government negotiates Rolling industrial action is set to continue until the NSW Government negotiates. 1
Principals join action 1
Missed out on a transfer? 1
Campaign to continue 1
Advertising 1
EDUCATION 2
Executive 2
Officers 2
Contents 2/6/2008 2
Advertising 2
Congratulations to Victorian teachers 3
News soon on public sector retirement The NSW Government is expected to follow West Australian and South Australian with a proposal for 'transition to retirement' for the public sector by the end of the financial year. 3
Our Fed Reps 3
Teacher shortage is disrupting learning Teachers are reporting a severe shortage of casual teachers in many NSW communities. 4
Della Bosca unsure of 'final landing' Teachers have told the Education Minister the staffing changes are a 'retrograde step'. 4
'Our students will miss out' The free market will not deliver for country kids, a rural teacher tells. 5
Protecting vacancy rights Federation has ensured vacancies prior to term 2 are filled under the terms of the old staffing agreement. 5
Message is clear The position of Education Minister John Della Bosca is ambiguous hut he should be in no doubt about where Federation stands on the meaning of negotiations. 5
The story so far 5
Another school visit, another protest 6
A sign of things to come A recent case highlights the likely injustices to be expected under the new staffing procedures. 6
Computer rollout hits problems Private schools look likely to get federally funded computers first. 6
New chance against controversial private school The campaign against a proposed private school has been given another chance. 7
Teacher unionist arrested Pressure is high for trade unionists in Zimbabwe. 7
MS in Australia growing daily Federation supports Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week, June 1-7. 7
Advertising 7
Against the international trend The decision to lower the qualifications standards for permanent teachers in TAFE is inconsistent with national and international efforts. 8
TAFE teachers say ‘no deal’ to downgrade 8
Teaching is more than training A report on the dumbing down of TAFE led to quick action. 8
Students over-charged NSW TAFE students are paying significantly higher fees than their peers in other states and territories. 9
Fears for Aboriginal education 9
TAFE teachers stop work to defend profession 9
Advertising 9
Time to celebrate refugees' contribution AMBER FLOHM reports on plans for Refugee Week and the implications of the Federal Budget. 10
Migrant and Multicultural SIG 10
Private schools continue to be Budget winners The Rudd Government's first Budget has been greeted with profound disappointment. 10 , 12
An interest in local Aboriginal language 11
What you read Top five website stories in April 11
Advertising 11
Teacher wins apology 12
Advertising 12
In brief 13
Surprising animal secrets 13
Advertising 13 , 14
Action taken to get better decisions about website access The DET's website filter system is one of a range of concerns for teacher-librarians. 15
Chance for social and professional networking o 15
Advertising 15
A plan to tackle the real staffing issues 16
letters Below 1970 s standards 16
UNBRIDLED EXECUTIVE POWER 16 , 17
MORE BANG FOR MY BUCK 17
THE 12TH OF NEVER 17
MARVELLOUS 17
BUDGET NOTE 17
Advertising 17
PROVOKING RUSSIA 18
EMPLOYER VS EMPLOYEE 18
ACADEMIC ISSUES AND COUNSELLING 18
CHAVEZ VS IEMMA 18
Advertising 18
features 19
A broken promise was just tne start The Government's approach to negotiation on staffing has been irresponsible from the start, writes GARY ZADKOVICH. 19
Inside 19
Advertising 20
Good Vibrations 21
Paper Plane Christina Adams 21
Truth about job losses John Della Bosca has revealed the truth about the latest TAFE consultation process. 22
MPs lobbied on TAFE qualifications and fees NSW MPs are being called on to oppose the undermining of TAFE teacher education qualifications and increased student fees. 22
Advertising 22
your say 23
Collaborative model needed to save rural education PETER HANCOCK is concerned about the sustainability of public education in 2 and 4 point non-incentive rural schools. 23
Advertising 24
reviews 25
Film 25 , 26
Inside 25
Theatre 26
Corkscrew 27
Computer corner 27
Advertising 27 , 28
Book review 28
administration 29
Potential Officer structure 2010-2012 29
Advertising 29 , 30 , 31
DT SMITH 31
Snapped in and out of class 32

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