AETA JOURNALS (ASIA)
Our journals are produced 4 times a year. Each journal is centred around a theme, topic or country. These are produced by teachers (often a small number) who are willing to share their expertise, units or information with others. Many teachers find these journals very useful for themselves and other members of staff - but to maintain these, we need the assistance of others who are willing to share. If you have units , worksheets or work you are willing to share with others please contact the editor. Because we are a non-profit organisation (none of the executive or unit writers receive any payment) there is no remuneration for any work submitted, but all published work is acknowledged. Because of copyright concerns, all work, included artwork, pictures etc must be the work of the author. The final decision of work published rests in the hands of the editor. If you have any units to share send them to the editor in a Word; Publisher or PDF format to editor@aeta.org.au
"Interculteral
Communication"
- March journal 2010
"Japan/ Australia Connections" - June Journal 2010 (contributions must be sent by end of March)
"Practical Asia - site visits" - September Journal 2010 (contributions must be sent by end of June)
-December Journal 2010 (contributions must be sent by end of September)
AETA MEETINGS
The committee of AETA met every two months - mainly centred around Sydney and Newcastle. Anyone is welcome and we encourage others to be - not just members of the organisation, but active and involved members. These are informal and friendly meetings - with people assisting others to spread and encourage the teaching of Asia. It is teachers helping teachers. If you would like to attend any of our committee meetings please email the secretary for more details - secretary@aeta.org.au . Or phone President on 02 47875974 .The dates are listed below.
February 13th 2010 - Sydney
March 27th 2010 - Sydney (AGM)
May 1st 2010 - Newcastle
July 24th 2010 - Sydney
October 16th 2010 - Newcastle
December 4th 2010 - Sydney