Category: Stage 5

NESA releases new course performance descriptors for languages K-10 syllabuses

3/6/2019

New course performance descriptors are available for the following syllabuses:
- Arabic
- Chinese
- French
- German
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Modern Greek
- Spanish
- Turkish
- Vietnamese.

View the new course performance descriptors.

For more information, contact:
Penny Vlies
Senior Project Officer, Curriculum and Assessment

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NSW Department of Education languages 7-10 programming support workshops 2019

28/2/2019

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The Languages and Culture team are once again offering free collaborative languages 7-10 programming support workshops in 2019. These workshops are available for Stages 4 and 5 languages teachers in NSW public schools to reflect on the implications of the 8 new K-10 language syllabuses (Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Spanish) to be implemented from 2019 and to work with a facilitator to collaboratively program for a range of contexts.

Please read the attached flyer and complete the online eligibility form, as eligibility rules apply to attend.

Travel and accommodation subsidies for rural and remote teachers are available to attend.

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Have you seen the updated curriculum website?

14/11/2017

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New resources have been uploaded, including sample units of works and assessment tasks for French, Italian and Indonesian for Stages 4 and 5.

Sample numeracy tasks developed by teachers can also be accessed on the Stages 4 and 5 page.

The Stage 6 page has some new sample units of work for French Beginners and Indonesian Beginners.

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NESA releases new course performance descriptors for languages K-10 syllabuses

NSW Department of Education languages 7-10 programming support workshops 2019

Have you seen the updated curriculum website?

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