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Conferences
The History Teachers’ Association of Victoria’s conference program is an excellent opportunity for exhibitors to promote their publications and services to teachers of History and Humanities subjects.
During 2009 more that 1100 teachers participated in our professional development program. In 2010, we aim to attract an even larger audience. The highlight of the program will be the three big conferences: the HTAV two-day conference on 22 & 23 July, the Primary School Conference on 3 September and the HTAV one-day conference on 22 October. Other events include a series of events for History teachers of all levels. It is expected that these events will be very well attended.
The Association regards exhibitors as a vital component of the professional development program we prepare for our members. It is with this in mind that we encourage cultural organisations, publishers and other organisations to become involved.
In 2010 the HTAV is holding three major conferences at which exhibitors are able to have displays. There are also several smaller events, and for these we can arrange for advertisers' promotional material to be included in conference wallets given out to participants.
News
'History curriculum 'may be pared back''
'New history curriculum lame and impotent, says Asian expert'
'Changing Course' the inside view'
'Black Armband' History Dumped
'The Past is a dull place without human stories'
'Cum Laude for the Curriculum'
'Black Armband View Risks National Curriculum'
'Draft Curriculum Leaves Much To Question'
'10 000 Schools, One curriculum'
'Making History in the Classroom'
'What the Nation learns the Nation will become'
'So many dates such little time'
Senior Years in the National Curriculum - Summary Sept 09
National Curriculum Board website
HTAV:
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134-136 Cambridge Street
Collingwood Vic 3066
P 03 9417 3422
F 03 9419 4713
admin@htav.asn.au



