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Schools, 1971

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On the Left Reply to attack on CP teachers' role

Tribune · Wednesday 10 November 1971 · page 8

A concerted propaganda war against the NSW Teachers' Federation has, in recent weeks, reached fever-pitch level with articles, speeches and publications against…

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Israeli Notebook Israel schools’ Academic and Social Reform

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 10

HAIFA: Israel’s school system is going through a major revision which is popularly known as “The Reform”. Much of what is called reform here is already common practice…

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Leerplan school journalistiek afgekeurd

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 November 1971 · page 6

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They're at Home in Kitchen Teacher Shortage

The Biz · Thursday 18 November 1971 · page 1

First form boys at Cabramatta High School have had to take cooking lessons because there…

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Jewish Teachers Plan Convention

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1971 · page 9

Practical suggestions to encourage Jewish youth to attend synagogue will be discussed at a convention of Jewish teaehers in Sydney early next year…

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24 Years’ Service at School Era ends as teacher retires

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 30 November 1971 · page 3

A teacher who has personally guided more than 1000 children through a critical…

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School Name Chosen

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 30 November 1971 · page 8

A proposed new school in Nemesia Street, West Merrylands will be known…

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24 Years at School

The Biz · Thursday 2 December 1971 · page 5

After 24 years continuous service at Blaxcell Street Infants' School. Mrs Edna Young is about to retire. Mrs. Young, shown above with some of her pupils, has guided more than 1000 children through their early education…

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Masada Pupils Exchange Program

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1971 · page 7

Exchange visits between students from Masada College and students from the William Balmain…

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Teachers' Federation Ballot. Conference

Tribune · Tuesday 14 December 1971 · page 4

SYDNEY: Counting of votes in the ballot for the election of the president, deputy-president and senior vice-president of the NSW Teachers' Federation…

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Students run study school

Tribune · Tuesday 14 December 1971 · page 11

MELBOURNE: Students from Melbourne University will run a Summer School for matriculation students from disadvantaged schools in January next…

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Features— Australian Orchids Thrive in Israel Australian Jews are credited with having started Israel's now thriving orchid industry. This report on a promising new experiment in Israel horticulture in the hills of Judea was written by Natan Barson, a new immigrant, a science teacher who also operated a Public Health Laboratory in Chicago, and has had a career in science writing as well. He is now participating in the development of the orchid-growing enterprise at Ma'ale Hahamisha, Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 December 1971 · page 10

A SHORT news item in a recent issue of “The Jerusalem Post” gave the orchid experimenters at Kibbutz…

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Day School “Carnival” Successful

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 December 1971 · page 16

Moriah College officials this week described as “mo[?] successful” the recent interstate sporting and culture “Carnival” with Melbourne Jewish Day School, Mount Scopus…

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Overseas in-service facilities for Australian teachers of French

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 24 December 1971 · page 4

Teaching a foreign language involves also teaching about the people who speak that language, their country, history and customs. This knowledge is not easy to gain second-hand, and impossible to keep up-to-date without personal experience…

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