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Managing Editor : Gloria Latham, RMIT University.

Email: gloria.latham@rmit.edu.au

Assistant Editor: Lisa Kervin, University of Wollongong.

Email: lkervin@uow.edu.au

Assistant Editor: Jessica Mantei, University of Wollongong
Email: jessicam@uow.edu.au

February 2009

Featured Articles
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2009
Number 1:  Integrating digital literacy in a student-centred learning environment through online learning resources  Lindsay Burns
Number 2:  Visual Narratives:  Creating opportunities for telling stories  Coral Cara

2008
Number 1: Analysing Author's Craft in Middle Years Literacy Classrooms Kate Story & Marg Sneddon
Number 2:Thinking Balanced Literacy Planning Helen Cozmescu
Number 3: Finding and then Raising Voices: Multi-Disciplinary Units ?Helping P-3 Students Find a Passion and Love for Writing Karen Argus

 

2007
Number 2: Podcasting: Links to Literacy Teaching and Learning
Maria Northcote, Linda Marshall, Eva Dobozy, Paul Swan and Paula Mildenhall
Number 3:Exploring Visual Literacy through a Range of Texts Geoff Bull and Michele Anstey

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A journal with practical, informative ideas for primary classroom teachers. Teachers are invited to submit articles about their classroom practice. Regular features include:

Practical Stories from the classroom

Teacher's Tips (K-6)

Your Questions Answered

Computers and Technology in Literacy Education

Bookshelf (children reviewing literature)

Worth Browsing (latest releases, references and factual texts)

Stimulating Starters (for units of work)

Team Unity

Point to Point

Although each issue of Practically Primary is themed, articles on other topics are very welcome too. Practically Primary also features Literacy Forum (letters and emails about current issues in literacy education), Literacy FAQs (go ahead and ask any question you like – we’ll try to find an expert who can answer it), and book and website reviews. Articles should be between 500 and 2,500 words and be appealing and useful to classroom teachers. The aim of Practically Primary is to help teachers improve their classroom practice in literacy teaching. Contributions can be emailed to Gloria Latham at gloria.latham@rmit.edu.au

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