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REGIONAL HISTORY TEACHERS' NETWORKS
Independent
History Teacher Networks have been established in
the following NSW regions -
Interested
in setting up your own local History Teachers' Network?
Seeding grants are available to help with establishment.
For
details click here
Regional
History Teachers' Networks that would like to be linked
on this page, please contact the HTA Office.
Click here to email us
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ONLINE
REGIONAL SUPPORT NETWORK TRIAL
Your help needed!
An
online regional support network is being developed with
the aim to link new & experienced teachers in regional
and remote areas with other experienced colleagues. It
will provide a forum for professional discussion, sharing
of teaching resources, other classroom ideas as well as
learning a range of web 2.0 skills.
If you teach in a regional or remote area or are an experienced
teacher anywhere your help is needed. For more details
please contact Phil Roberts by clicking
here
Or visit http://htanswregionalnetwork.edublogs.org/
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REGIONAL PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
FAR
NORTH COAST - Primary & Secondary History
Day
DATE - Mondary
29th March
VENUE
- St John's College Woodlawn, Woodlawn Rd,
Woodlawn (5km north east of Lismore)
REGISTRATION - Pre-booking
is essential. Please book early as spaces
are limited
CLOSING
DATE
- 20 March
CANBERRA:
Professional Development at the National Museum
of Australia
Hosted in conjunction with
HTAA and ACTHTA and generously supported by
the NMA
Day
1 - Primary & Secondary History
Prof. Devt Day (30th March)
Day
2 - NSW HSC Extension History
and Museology (31st March)
VENUE
- The National Museum of Australia, Lawson
Crescent Acton Peninsula, Canberra ACT
REGISTRATION - Pre-booking
is essential.
CLOSING
DATE
- 22 March
Download
Canberra PD form by clicking here
NEW
ENGLAND: 2 Day Professional Development
RIVERINA-MURRAY:
History Professional Development
Hosted
in conjunction with HTAA and HTAV
DATE
- 30 April
VENUE
- La Trobe University, Albury Wodonga Campus
REGISTRATION - More details
soon
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REMOTE
SUBSIDY GRANT - HSC HISTORY STUDY DAYS
2010
Subsidy -
Closing Date 1st May
As part of its ongoing commitment
to supporting remote teachers and students,
the HTANSW will again be offering its remote
subsidy grant to 5 rural schools to facilitate
their attendence at the HSC History Study Days
in June 2010 at the University of Sydney.
The grant includes FREE lecture admission and
up to $1000 in transport/accommodation subsidy.
Applications will be accepted from schools more
than 300 km from Sydney.
Applying teachers or their school must be CURRENT
MEMBERS of HTANSW.
CLICK
HERE TO DOWNLOAD 2010 REMOTE SUBSIDY FORM
Congratulations
to the 2009 Recipients:
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Coonabarabran High School
• James Fallon High School
• Kingscliff High School
• Port Macquarie High School
• Temora High School
Port
Macquarie High School Remote Subsidy
Winners 2009
To
read their letter to the HTA click
here
Coonabarabran
High School Remote Subsidy Winners 2009
To
read their letter to the HTA click
here
Temora
High School Remote Subsidy Winners 2009
A number of criteria were considered in the selection
process, including:
• The distance of the school from Sydney
• The remoteness of the school
• Maximum of 2 schools from any one area
(North Coast, South Coast, North West, South West,
West).
• Length of membership with the HTA
• Previous support of the HSC Study Days
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Not a previous recipient of the HTA Remote Subsidy
Grant
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