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ALEA Conferences

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CONFERENCES   ALEA prides itself on being able to provide access to high quality conferences at national and state level throughout the country. These conferences are planned and run primarily by members working in a voluntary capacity. Members of conference organising committees are, in the main, practising teachers.  This ensures our conferences are planned and run by and for professionals who have a strong interest in literacy education.   ALEA has an annual national conference which is normally located in a capital city, systematically moving around the states and territories of Australia. These conferences are always well attended, and attract from 600 to 1200 participants. The programs feature internationally renowned literacy educators as well as Australian teachers, educators, researchers, and publishers. Most States also run their own local conferences on an annual basis. Multiliterate - Multicultural - Multifaceted - Melbourne ALEA National Conference, 8-10 July 2010 See more details, including Call for Papers and how to register, at www.alea2011.com   The 2010 National Conference was held in Perth, Western Australia from 4-7 July.  Go to the Conference site for more information.  www.englishliteracyconference.com.au. The 2009 National Conference was held in Hobart, Tasmania from 9-12 July Conference papers now available on the website.   The 2008 National Conference was held in Adelaide, South Australia from 6-9 July 2008 Conference papers available on the website The 2007 National Conference was held in Canberra, ACT from 8-11 July 2007 Conference papers available on the website The 2006 National Conference was held in Darwin, Northern Territory from 8-11 July 2006.   The 2005 National Conference was held on the Gold Coast, Queensland at Broadbeach from 1-4 July 2005. The locations for the next National Conferences are as follows - July 2012 - Sydney July 2013 - Brisbane July 2014 - Northern Territory ALEA supports and promotes other conferences on literacy.     Future Directions in Literacy ConferenceSydney University, 3rd and 4th September 2010 Keynote Speakers:  Professors Robert Tierney, Catherine Beavis and Peter Freebody See conference outline here. A Call for papers will be available at:  www.proflearn.edsw.usyd.edu.au/teachers/2010/future_directions_literacy.shtmlFor more information:  nina.goodwin@sydney.edu.au     Return to ALEA Home Page    Please send your comments to ALEA National Office     All content is © Copyright 2008 ALEA. All rights reserved. Page Last Updated: 04 August 2010

National Conference ALEA NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2011 MULTILITERATE MULTICULTURAL MULTIFACETED MELBOURNE 8 - 10 July   AATE & ALEA Bookshop  View the great range of quality publications and resources for English and literacy teachers.   Annual Report 2009-2010 Be sure to read the latest ALEA Annual Report presented at ALEA's AGM in July 2010, held during the Perth conference.  STELLA Standards Standards for Teachers of English Language and Literacy in Australia (STELLA) provides a detailed picture of accomplished English/Literacy teaching.