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This series of primary and secondary teaching and learning resources have been mapped to the content descriptors of the Australian Curriculum.

The DT Hub contains resources specifically created for the Australian Curriculum, including videos explaining the key concepts, detailed lesson ideas for particular content descriptions, and case studies from schools around Australia.

Australian Education Union Federal President Correna Haythorpe said it's important for teachers to have access to broad curriculum expertise, which is very important for a child's development as a whole, but you can't implement provisions around having specialist teachers in place without looking at the resources that will need to be in place to support that.

Importantly, the resources have a foundation in the Early Years Learning Framework and the Australian National Curriculum.

All resources link to Australian Curriculum areas, including HASS, Civics and Citizenship, History, English, Visual arts or Media arts.

The reSolve: Mathematics by Inquiry project is developing units of work and classroom resources for Foundation to Year 10 linked to the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics, and professional learning modules for teachers.

The fifth set of books in the Kitchen Garden Foundation's Tools for Teachers curriculum resource series provides lesson and activity plans linked to Learning Areas and Strands of the Australian Ccurriculum resource series provides lesson and activity plans linked to Learning Areas and Strands of the Australian CurriculumCurriculum.

This teaching resource covers the General Capability - ICT - in the Australian Curriculum and follows other key literacy te...

Literacy lesson plans based on the requirements of the Australian Curriculum (Primary) that includes ICT teaching strategies, curriculum mapping, practical and immediately actionable advice on how to improve your own ICT capability for the lesson, and resources to help you track the progress of student capabilitiCurriculum (Primary) that includes ICT teaching strategies, curriculum mapping, practical and immediately actionable advice on how to improve your own ICT capability for the lesson, and resources to help you track the progress of student capabiliticurriculum mapping, practical and immediately actionable advice on how to improve your own ICT capability for the lesson, and resources to help you track the progress of student capabilities in ICT.

This resource covers the Australian Numeracy Curriculum from grades K to 2 and gives you checklists based on the A-E reporting exemplars.

Australian Curriculum Connect are lesson plans with ICT teaching strategies and resources.

The resource has been mapped to the Australian Curriculum codes in document, «curriculum.pdf».

On the theme of «Assessment», the rollout of the Australian National Curriculum generated negative statements such as: «The school - based assessment system... is particularly stressful as it relies so heavily on teachers,» and «C2C [the Curriculum into the Classroom planning resource] curriculum and assessment are too difficult to introduce with such limited resourcCurriculum generated negative statements such as: «The school - based assessment system... is particularly stressful as it relies so heavily on teachers,» and «C2C [the Curriculum into the Classroom planning resource] curriculum and assessment are too difficult to introduce with such limited resourcCurriculum into the Classroom planning resource] curriculum and assessment are too difficult to introduce with such limited resourccurriculum and assessment are too difficult to introduce with such limited resources.»

Importantly, the resources will be mapped to the Early Years Learning Framework and the Australian Curriculum (Foundation — Year 2), and can be used by educators within and outside of the classroom.»

Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (Australia) Resources for implementing curriculum @aitsl

Using authentic language resources to incorporate Indigenous knowledges across the Australian Curriculum.

The resources for the three learning stages — Knowing, Growing and Showing — are aligned with the Australian Curriculum the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework and ASIC's MoneySmart program.

ACARA works with schools, industry, and states and territories to develop the «curriculum connections» — resources that demonstrate ways to organise and deliver content in the Australian Ccurriculum connections» — resources that demonstrate ways to organise and deliver content in the Australian CurriculumCurriculum.

As the inclusion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures is a key feature of both the Early Years Learning Framework and the Australian Curriculum, ACER convened a team of Indigenous educators to develop a suite of Little J & Big Cuz resources that model a way for early years educators and primary teachers to bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into the classroom as part of daily conversations.

Teachers can also gain a greater understanding of the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies through free massive open online courses with the University of Adelaide and teaching and learning resources on the Digital Technologies Hub.

The Mathematics Proficiencies resource on the Australian Curriculum website has been updated with...

Australian Curriculum Links: ACHASSK083 This resource is delivered as a 13 page PDF in A4 size.

Australian Curriculum Links: ACHASSK064, ACHASSK086, ACHASSK107, ACHASSK135 This resource is delivered as a 18 page PDF in A4 size.

While Knowing Growing Showing has been designed as a flexible resource, there is explicit mapping of each stage with Australian Curriculum (v8.3) as follows:

Our MoneySmart Teaching program has a range of Australian Curriculum aligned tools and resources for teachers to help young Australians become confident and informed consumers.

ASIC's MoneySmart Teaching offers primary and secondary resources fully aligned to the Australian Curriculum.

Mapping for all resources is available under Australian Curriculum Alignment.

All of ASIC's MoneySmart Teaching units of work, digital activities and resource collections have been mapped to the Australian Curriculum.

This resource aligns with the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework and is supported by teacher notes and curriculum mapping for Year Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework and is supported by teacher notes and curriculum mapping for Year curriculum mapping for Year 6 English.

All resources are vetted by a quality assurance process and are mapped to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework.

Visit ASIC's MoneySmart website for freely available online materials, including Australian Curriculum - aligned units of work, digital resources and professional development for teachers.

A comprehensive range of teaching resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework can be found on ASIC's MoneySmart website including:

Note: Units of work and digital resources have been mapped to the Australian Curriculum.

In this course you have been provided with information and resources to increase your understanding of the connections, relationships and links between The Framework and the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics and General capability: Numeracy learning continuum.

Each unit of work has a unit planner which shows the Australian Curriculum mapping and suggests resources for the unit.

unpack the Challenges and Choices teaching resources that link to the Western Australian Curriculum

We work predominantly within Australian schools providing workshops and curriculum resources to over 25,000 educators on how to embed an ongoing mindfulness practice within classrooms.

All of ASIC's MoneySmart Teaching units of work, digital activities and resource collections have been mapped to the Australian Curriculum.

Our MoneySmart Teaching program has a range of Australian Curriculum aligned tools and resources for teachers to help young Australians become confident and informed consumers.

All resources have been reviewed by teachers for teachers and are mapped to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework.

The resource is aligned to the Australian Curriculum, and provides a flexible approach to teaching and learning for teachers to meet students where they are in their learning as well as offering opportunities for extension.

Showcases ASIC's MoneySmart Teaching's broad range of Australian Curriculum aligned ready to use classroom resources

All resources are vetted by a quality assurance process and are mapped to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework.

There is a strong demand for resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum to support Indigenous learners and their teachers, particularly consumer and financial literacy education resources.

ASIC's MoneySmart Teaching resources are aligned to the Australian Curriculum and the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework.

Quality resources for primary teachers from Foundation to Year 6 that are aligned to the Australian curriculum.

Smiling Mind aims to make mindfulness resources easily accessible and is working towards the grand vision of seeing Mindfulness Meditation on the Australian School Curriculum by 2020.

It will be presented as part of a panel event titled «Curriculum Resources for Journalism Education» with other guest speakers from the Australian Press Council, Griffith University, RMIT and Our Watch.

The two digital resources - an interactive infographic and a short animated video - have been mapped to the Australian Curriculum for History and Civics and Citizenship for Years 5 & 6 and Years 9 & 10.

This resource is intended to help teachers plan and teach Aboriginal Cultural Studies curriculum from reception to year 10 and has been aligned to the Australian Curriculum phase 1 learncurriculum from reception to year 10 and has been aligned to the Australian Curriculum phase 1 learnCurriculum phase 1 learning areas: