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ALEA VIC
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Welcome to ALEA Victoria
ALEA Victoria has a State Executive and two Local Councils. Together we provide high quality professional development for teachers and work with members to achieve the best possible literacy learning outcomes for all students. We also aim to provide a forum for open debate on language and literacy issues and to critique policy, program and pedagogical initiatives in Victoria.
Our Services include: Call for interested ALEA members to join the ALEA Victoria National Conference 2011 Planning Committee Profesional Development 2009Sharing the Literacy JourneyALEA presents the second of two high quality connected conferences: Sharing the Literacy Journeydownload flyer ALEA presents the second of two high quality connected conferences: Sharing the Literacy Journey Multiliteracies Successful Strategies for all students Friday September 11th at Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Federation Square, Flinders Street, Melbourne 3000 Keynote Speaker: Christopher Walsh Lecturer in the Faculty of Education, Deakin University. He teaches and researches in the areas of multiliteracies, multimodality and design. Other confirmed presenters include: Maureen O’Rourke, Joanne O’Mara, Brett McLennan. Conference Dinner 6.00 – 10.30 Australian Centre for the Moving Image
Federation Square, Melbourne
Dinner Speaker: Doug McLeod ![]()
Doug MacLeod is a Melbourne writer who divides his time between working in TV and making books. He has worked with some of Australia's best comedians, and in 2008 the Australian Writers Guild awarded him the prestigious Fred Parsons prize for Outstanding Contribution to TV Comedy writing. He is happiest when he is writing books, but also has a lot of fun working as the script editor on the TV phenomenon Kath and Kim. He also wrote scripts for SeaChange, Dogstar (which he co-devised) and just about every TV sketch comedy show to come out in the late eighties and nineties. According to the biographical notes on his parody book Kevin the Troll, Doug’s hobbies are riding his bike, taking long walks and listening to music. He is of Norse descent and he has average looks. This means he is a biking, hiking, music-liking, not-so-striking former-Viking.”
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ALEA Victoria 2009
Questions regarding ALEA VIC Website -Lynne Bury [Melbourne|Central Victoria | Back to ALEA National Main Page]
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