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NSW P & C Journal |
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with an educational flavour Clues &
Solutions |
Copies of the NSW P&C Journal from Term
2, 2006 to Term 1, 2007 are available for download, click here
The P&C Journal is produced by the NSW Parents and Citizens
Federation, and is published 4 times per year (once per school term). It is a
48 page glossy publication, with a print run of 28,000 and is distributed to
P&C Associations in 2,200 NSW Public Schools, senior officers in the NSW
Department of Education and Training, the NSW Board of Studies, and all NSW
based politicians. The Journal carries feature articles to inform parents on
educational and student issues; opinion; items to assist P&C’s
such as the regular Procedurally Speaking; P&C Federation news;
technology; stories from schools; information from the NSW DET and Board of
Studies; and regular features such
as Sports Page, Arts Corner, Languages and the Crossword. Feature articles in recent editions have included contributions
as follows: Term 1, 2007 The importance of the pre-school years – Professor Fiona
Stanley AC Getting off on the right foot – Professor Jennifer Bowes Principal leadership and student achievement – Professor
Stephen Dinham Consistently excellent teaching makes the difference –
Professor Bill Louden Transformative change at Richmond River High School Dealing
with teen’s back chat - Sue Johnson Technology:
Interactive Whiteboards – Guy Wright Term 4, 2006 Overweight in Children & Teenagers: Time to Act - Dr
Michael Booth Childcare: A Better Policy Framework for Australia –
Professor Barbara Pocock & Dr Elizabeth Hill Education: Secret Private School Business – Jane Caro How sport in schools can change lives – Tal Bayer from
the Hyde School in the U.S. Term 3, 2006 A Global View of Education To-day – Andrew Cappie-Wood,
NSW Director-General of Education & Training Students “in the middle” – Ian Lillico Ten Hints for creating resilient families – Andrew
Fuller Positive Behaviours
for Learning in Western Sydney – Jill Schofield Term 2, 2006 A Comprehensive Future – Maree O’Halloran (NSW
Teachers Federation) Schooling not policing responses to youth crime – Dr
Carol Reid UWS Taking it to the next level – Trevor Fletcher (NSW
Deputy Director-General, Schools) Term 1, 2006 Educational Reform in England – Sir Michael Barber The Key to Highly Effective Schools – Professor John
Lester Public Education at the Cross Roads – Chris Bonnor Term 4, 2005 Making it real and relevant: Engaging students in their
learning – Dennis Littky, the Met School, USA Why we chose to go Public – Jane Caro Personalised Learning and High
Expectations – Leslie Loble Term 3, 2005 A Personal View – Trevor Fletcher (NSW Deputy
Director-General, Schools) Term 2, 2005 A Personal View: Reflections – Alan Laughlin (retiring
former Deputy Director-General, Schools) David Hope Editor, P&C Journal Term 2, 2005 – Term 1, 2007 TinyURL address for
downloading the Journal: http://tinyurl.com/yro6nv |
Term 1 2007 Issue: Ø The importance of the pre-school years Professor
Fiona Stanley AC Ø Getting off on the right foot Professor Jennifer Bowes Ø Principal leadership and student achievement – Professor Stephen Dinham Ø Consistently excellent teaching makes the difference – Professor Bill Louden Ø Transformative change at Richmond River High School Ø Schools Spectacular (cover
+ centre-spread) Ø P&C Day Ø Procedurally Speaking Ø Parent surveys – Student Reports and ESSA Ø Arts Corner Ø Teenagers Ø Language and culture Ø Environment – story on Al
Gore Ø Technology – interactive whiteboards Ø Talking canteens Ø Sports page Ø Crossword PLUS Ø Various school features |
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