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Schools, 1980

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Education Board reviving teacher training scheme

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 10 September 1980 · page 7

The NSW Board of Jewish Education is to reactivate its parttime teacher training course, president Harold Frankfurter told the board’s annual meetng last week. This is in addition to the…

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English Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 10 September 1980 · page 64

Year 10 students of Moriah College together with their English teacher recently participated in the…

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Gypsies Are Her Pupils and Her School Is a Bus

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 September 1980 · page 19

Visiting Sydney recently was the founding director of the Oxford Centre for Post-Graduate Hebrew Studies, Dr David Patterson, who was accompanied by his wife Josie. While Dr Patterson is…

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Unemployment Hiding Schemes School-to-work transition programs-why they're there, and what's to be done

Tribune · Wednesday 24 September 1980 · page 12

Most school-to-work transition (SWT) programs are federally funded. They are an attempt by the Fraser government to make it appear that it is doing something about youth unemployment…

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Mass demand by teachers for more funds to educate migrants

Tribune · Wednesday 24 September 1980 · page 4

CANBERRA: Fourteen hundred NSW English language teachers and students visited Canberra last week to demand more adult migrant education funding…

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Politics in our schools

Tribune · Wednesday 24 September 1980 · page 14

Members of a Socialist Youth Group have been selling a newspaper Resistance outside local high schools in the…

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ALP schools funding policy

Tribune · Wednesday 24 September 1980 · page 12

Labor Party policy promises marginally more than that contained in the government's guidelines…

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Right shattered in teachers' ballot

Tribune · Wednesday 1 October 1980 · page 4

SYDNEY: Candidates of the NSW Teachers Federation comfortably won elections for three rank-and-file…

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School Site College details multi-million dollar redevelopment project

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1980 · page 5

Details of Moriah College’s multi-million dollar redevelopment scheme were outlined at its annual meeting, last week. president, Sam Fisher,…

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Move to Establish Teacher-training

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1980 · page 5

A committee of top Jewish educationalists has been established to implement a training scheme for Jewish studies teachers, Sam Fisher said last week…

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Crowded School Escapes As Jet Crashes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1980 · page 12

JERUSALEM: One woman was killed but hundreds of other people, including…

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Religious teachers are vital to schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 October 1980 · page 5

There is a need for a massive injection of religious teachers into the Jewish dayschool movement, where children will not see teachers preaching something and practising something else, Rabbi Michael Alony said last week. What is needed is a…

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New school vandalised

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 October 1980 · page 11

DUBLIN: Stratford College, the Jewish secondary school in Zion Road here, was extensively damaged by fire. Books and carpets in the…

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China Leaders Go To School

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 October 1980 · page 2

PEKING - The ideologues used to boss around the experts, but now the experts lecture the ideologues…

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Teachers in boycott

Tribune · Wednesday 22 October 1980 · page 4

Sydney: The executive of the NSW Teachers Federation has instructed members to boycott the Australian Studies in School…

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Teacher Creates History

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1980 · page 8

JERUSALEM, (JNI): Munir Abu-Shakara, a Nazareth music teacher, last week became the first…

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Masada Open to All Jewish Students Capital appeal for high school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1980 · page 3

The new Masada High School, due to open in February, 1982, will have its doors open to all Jewish children, regardless of their primary school background, college president, Mark Fisher, said this week. Parents of children who…

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THEATRE Teachers' College Forms Theatre Company

Tharunka · Wednesday 29 October 1980 · page 19

Sydney Teachers' College will launch a new theatre company in November, with the inaugural production of The Performance Centre…

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Teachers organise

Tribune · Wednesday 29 October 1980 · page 5

Adelaide: Teachers concerned about education funding cuts distributed leaflets outside a shopping centre in the heart of…

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TAFE teachers stop

Tribune · Wednesday 29 October 1980 · page 4

Sydney: Technical and Further Education (TAFE) teachers will hold a 24-hour statewide stoppage on October 29 over a departmental…

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