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Both ways learning through meaningful collaboration
Cultural Elder Marjorie Nyunga Williams created this beautiful artwork entitled: Yanangu Waltja Tjutangku Nintini Pipirri Tjuta.(Luritja) The English title she gave it is: ‘Both Ways Languages and Culture’. It depicts working together to teach our kids ‘both ways’ through meaningful collaboration. Marjorie describes the painting, “Elders and families sitting in a circle, learning the kids,…
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Reading Tracks 1 to 15 new Activity Books!
Get busy with engaging, educational writing and drawing activities after reading each book. Focused on: Sounds and Spelling; Grammar; Comprehension; Art and Culture.
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The Senior: Literacy on Track
Please click here to view The Senior publication containing the Literacy on Track article.
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ABC Kalgoorlie: Textual Healing
Poppy Penny, ABC Kalgoorlie AIR Textual Healing interview with Margaret James
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Tegan at CAAMA radio interviews Margaret James and Reading Tracks contributors
Margaret was recently interviewed by the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA). Teghan Hughes from CAAMA interviewed Margaret together with Benedict Stevens and Marjorie Williams to find out more about the new Reading Tracks books and the collaborative process of developing them. Read the CAAMA article Aboriginal Literacy Books to Teach Reading, Tracking and Hunting…
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ABC Drive interview: new books bring literacy and culture
Alex Barwick from ABC Drive interviews indigenous elders Marjorie Williams and Benedict Stevens together with Margaret James about the new book series ‘Reading Tracks’. Interview: 8.5 mins New Reading Tracks books bring literacy and culture – Drive Interview
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The Katherine Times covers Reading Tracks
Roxanne Fitzgerald from the Katherine Times reported recently on Reading Tracks. Full article here: New Series to Close The Reading Gap Roxanne Fitzgerald October 29 2018 A new series of 22 books aimed at older, Indigenous students are helping to ‘close the gap’ when it comes to encouraging teenagers who are behind their peers in…
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Michael Worthington: Ruumiya Manta Talingka – A Goanna In The Sand
In Conversation with Michael Worthington. An interview with Margaret James – Sep 2018
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Talkers.FM: Improving Literacy of Indigenous Children In Australia
Bron Williams from Talkers.FM interviews Margaret James – “Improving Literacy of Indigenous Children in Australia”
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