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ISSN 1447-428X
Volume 16, Issue 2
Term 3 2011
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Other ag education providers

Geography Teachers' Association of Victoria: Resources are available online for teachers of geography.
http://www.gtav.asn.au/Resources/VCE/index.php#Overview

The CSIRO: Carbon Kids program has a unit plan on agriculture for primary and lower secondary students. In this unit, students will gain an appreciation of the processes that affect agriculture in a changing climate. Access the unit at: http://www.csiro.au/resources/CarbonKids-Agriculture.html

Toolangi Forest Education: Students gain an understanding of how our forests are managed and conserved, and how they can play a personal role in forest sustainability. Further information at:
http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/forests/for-schools-home/toolangi-forest-education-program

Further information on forestry, including curriculum resources:
http://new.dpi.vic.gov.au/forestry/careers--and--education/trees-at-work and http://www.growingcareers.com.au/

The Victorian Association of Agriculture & Horticulture Educators website has resources and links to other websites: http://www.vaahe.org.au/

CERES provides education programs covering land, habitat, renewable energy, water conservation and management, sustainable building design, plants and animals, applied gardening, waste management and cultural diversity.
http://www.ceres.org.au/schools

The Victorian Landcare Gateway website has a link under resources, for schools & students, containing links to other education sites, contacts and many curriculum resources ready for use.
http://www.landcarevic.net.au

Have your say on agricultural education

Victorian teachers and educators are invited to have their say on the effectiveness of agricultural education and training as part of a parliamentary inquiry. The Victorian Parliament's Education and Training Committee is examining the issue of agricultural education in Victoria and will consider what improvements can be made in this area.

The Committee will review the types of courses offered in Victorian schools, the vocational education and training sector, higher education institutions and other informal education and training environments.

Submissions to the Inquiry close on 30 September 2011. For more information about the Committee or to make a submission to the Inquiry, visit www.parliament.vic.gov.au/etc or phone (03) 8682 2823.

 

     
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This document was reviewed 30 August, 2011