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280622 AC-NAP stump speech - website version
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/media-releases/280622-ac-nap-stump-speech---website-version.pdf?sfvrsn=3c74c07_2
- and essential educational concepts that underpin the
assessment issues in Australian school education, , approved by all education ministers earlier this year.
The review has resulted in important, last year, recognition of our country’s
Indigenous heritage does not require the repudiation of its, children. That would have been an indication that our society no longer
cared about the education our, and security in the Digital Technologies
curriculum
• Health and Physical Education: strengthening
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures CCP
- https://acara.edu.au/curriculum/foundation-year-10/cross-curriculum-priorities/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-histories-and-cultures-ccp
- the Indigenous education consultative bodies, and with community members through face-to-face
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National Report on Schooling - Planning Framework March 2024
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/default-document-library/national-report-on-schooling---planning-framework-march-2024.pdf?sfvrsn=49d65307_0
- in education, training and work ANRWG Mid November 2 weeks Late November 2023
Section 8.1: Student, Mid-May 2024 3 weeks Early June 2024
Release 4 December 2024
Chapter 6: Vocational Education, 2.7: Teacher Education*** ANRWG December 2024 2 weeks Early January 2025
Section 5.1: Student, ANRWG Mid November 2024 2 weeks Late November 2024
Chapter 7: Participation in education, training, Mid-May 2025 3 weeks Early June 2025
Release 4 December 2025
Chapter 6: Vocational Education
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english-final-report-australian-curriculum-review
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/english-final-report-australian-curriculum-review.pdf?sfvrsn=5d9c4c07_2
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On 12 June 2020, Australia’s education ministers tasked the Australian Curriculum Assessment, written feedback by email to ACARA;
3. written feedback from the state and territory education, , the Northern
Territory, Independent Schools Australia, and the National Catholic Education, that stakeholders with varying degrees of
understanding of the curriculum, educational issues, of the Review
On 12 June 2020, Australia’s education ministers tasked the Australian Curriculum
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science-final-report-australian-curriculum-review
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/science-final-report-australian-curriculum-review.pdf?sfvrsn=b79d4c07_2
- . Executive Summary
1.1 Background
On 12 June 2020, Australia’s education ministers tasked, by email to ACARA;
3. written feedback from the state and territory education authorities, Catholic Education Commission. The Australian Capital Territory abstained from
providing feedback, with the introduction of inquiry-based learning; and concerns
about climate change education.
Overall, most submissions by schools and education bodies emphasised that they saw the new curriculum
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CEO ACARA - address to the ResearchED Curriculum Forum - 27 March 2021
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- footnote reflecting on the nature of much debate about education.
INTRODUCTION
I always enjoy talking, - of education that helps you understand your practice and see it in a broader context.
So I would like to offer a theory or philosophy of education that may help you to reflect on your
pedagogy, because, philosophy of education can be stated in a
preliminary way by the extreme positions on two sides, involves the age-old distinction
between knowing and doing, with some education reform advocates
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maths-final-report-australian-curriculum-review
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/maths-final-report-australian-curriculum-review.pdf?sfvrsn=b19d4c07_2
- Background
On 12 June 2020, Australia’s education ministers tasked the Australian Curriculum, and territory education authorities and national non-government
sectors provided in response to invitations, , some
content descriptions may be culturally insensitive. Victoria regarded Indigenous perspectives as well
represented in the revised curriculum. The National Catholic Education Commission noted, degrees of
understanding of the curriculum, educational issues and the TOR of the Review could
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ACARA Annual report 2021-22
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/corporate-publications/acara-annual-report-2021-22.pdf?sfvrsn=25fb4c07_2
- focused on supporting improvement
in educational outcomes. We are well underway
progressing, programs.
We continued our close working relationships
with our colleagues at Education Services, ) and
the Australian Education Research Organisation
(AERO).
We have a work program of innovation,
improvement, and opportunities of the future.
I would like to acknowledge the leadership
provided by education ministers, education ministers
announced improvements to the National
Assessment Program (NAP), with the test
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acara-annual-report-2024-25
- https://acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/corporate-publications/acara-annual-report-2024-25.pdf?sfvrsn=1c2c5307_2
- and the Education Services Australia Limited logo;
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3. photographs, and the Education Services Australia Limited logo;
2. other trade mark protected material;
3. photographs, , established by education ministers in 2008, works collaboratively with our partners
throughout Australia to deliver educational initiatives in the national interest. Our ongoing work spans
curriculum, assessment and reporting, with a focus on supporting education authorities, teachers and
schools
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School income
- https://acara.edu.au/reporting/national-report-on-schooling-in-australia/school-income
- the Australian Government Department of Education (AGDE) financial questionnaire) School income, , please click here.
Notes and caveats Government expenditure on school education, : Derived by Australian Government Department of Education from ABS, Cat. No. 5518.0.55.001 (Table 1 and Table 19), Australia, Expenditure on Education. Government expenditure by school sector, specific purpose payments include recurrent, targeted and Indigenous program expenditure, until