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2012 Membership form electronic  version
This is an interactive pdf. It can be completed online and emailed to the Secretary. It can be accepted from your own email address without a handwritten signature. However, a digital signature is recommended security.  

2012 Membership form printer friendly version 
This form can be printed, completed manually and sent to the Secretary with payment by cheque, credit card or direct deposit.

NSW MLTA Annual Conference Presentations
President's Annual Report for AGM 
Justine Abell's presentation resources "Web 2 Tools for Languages Classrooms"
Bloom's digital taxonomy and Web 2 Tools poster
Web Essentials - Lino it
Web Essentials - Glogster
Web Essentials - Voki
Web Essentials - Animoto
Web Essentials - Storybird
Web Essentials - Voicethread
Ayumi Dalpadado's presentation "Copyright issues in the Languages classroom"
Copyright Participant handout
Copyright FAQ

2012 MLTA Film Competition for students studying any language in Stages 3, 4 and 5.
Information and Registration form 

NATIONAL CURRICULUM UPDATE Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA)
ACARA website summarises all of the publications, consultation processes and curriculum development work of the Board. www.acara.edu.au ACARA website
At the 2009 AFMLTA Assembly in July, ACARA representatives John Gougoulis and Suzanne Bradshaw presented details of the process for development of the new national Languages curriculum. The presentation can be viewed here.

PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR ACCOMPLISHED TEACHING OF LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
Increasingly, teachers are expected to improve the quality of their teaching and subsequently the learning outcomes for students.
The AFMLTA developed aspirational standards for teachers of languages.
The following documents can be downloaded here:
AFMLTA: Professional Standards for accomplished teaching of languages and cultures  
NSW Institute of Teachers: Professional Teaching Standards
Teaching Australia Network: Standards for accomplished Teachers and Principals
For more information, visit www.pspl.unisa.edu.au

What should a good LANGUAGE CENTRE have? With the government's recent push to have a number of specialist language centres built as part of the Building the Education Revolution program you may be interested in the AFMLTA's opinion of what would constitute a good centre. Click here

Why learn Languages?
Melissa Gould-Drakeley presented a session at the 2008 MLTA mini-conference using this Powerpoint slideshow to display a snapshot of recent articles that can be used to promote the study of languages.
Click here to download the Why Learn Languages powerpoint slideshow

National Plan for Languages Education in Australian Schools 2005 - 2008
The Document can be downloaded here as a PDF file. The MCEETYA website has further information.

National Email List for teachers of languages other than English
AFMLTAAustralia@yahoogroups.com For more details click here.

 

 

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