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The LTAG was designed to help educators implement the Essential Learnings framework. As a result, many of the resources in the LTAG are Essential Learnings-specific. However, a substantial quantity of LTAG resources including research about teaching and learning, teaching strategies and information about thinking – remain highly relevant to teachers using the refined Tasmanian Curriculum.

These resources will be available from the eCentre and will be accessible from June 16 2008. The resources include:

  • Revised and enhanced resources from the LTAG
  • Curriculum materials including syllabus documents, curriculum overviews, units of work (learning sequences), scope and sequence resources, and planning and assessment tools
  • An extensive teaching and learning section including: implementing the curriculum; effective teaching; understanding the learner; thinking; professional learning; cross-curricula connections; assessing; curriculum initiatives and a curriculum library.
  • An extensive resource and support section including: supporting students with special and/or additional needs; learning services contacts; online learning network (eCentre); Skills Tasmania; the early years; statewide curriculum team contacts; FAQs and suggest a resource
  • A detailed reporting section including: reporting requirements, assessing resources, national assessment and reporting, links and SARIS.
  • Access to curriculum and other online tools including Sharepoints.
More resources will be added in response to teacher needs. The site will be
continually reviewed by teachers in all curriculum areas for content, accessibility and navigability.

This page has been produced by the Department of Education

Questions concerning its content may be directed by email to ServiceCentre@education.tas.gov.au or telephone 1800 816 057.

This page was last modified on 12th June 2008. The URL for this page is: http://www.education.tas.gov.au/school/educators/resources/tcf.

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