1999, Vol. 15, No. 1
|
Graham Maxwell |
Editorial: Australian research on children's literacy: An overview |
5-15 |
Trevor H. Cairney & Jenny Ruge |
Developing partnerships: The home, school and community interface |
17-24 |
Trevor H. Cairney & Jenny Ruge |
Community literacy practices and schooling: Towards effective support for students |
25-34 |
Sue Hill |
100 children go to school: Connections between literacy development in the prior-to-school period and the first year of schooling |
35-42 |
Trevor H. Cairney & Eira Sproats |
Literacy in the transition years: Evaluation of literacy practices in upper primary and junior secondary school |
43-50 |
Phil Cormack |
Classroom discourse in the upper primary and early secondary years |
51-58 |
Di Bills |
'Now you're talking': The role of talk in thinking and learning in the middle years |
59-68 |
Anne Simpson & Joelie Hancock |
Reflecting on viewing: Supporting teachers to make judgements about students in the upper primary and lower secondary years of schooling |
69-74 |
Christina E. van Kraayenoord |
Assessing and reporting literacy |
75-82 |
Suzanne Mellor |
Literacy and the competencies |
83-90 |
William Louden |
Literacy in its place: Literacy practices in urban and rural communities |
91-96 |
William Louden |
Literacy at a distance: Language and learning in distance education |
97-101 |
Jean Clayton |
Desert schools: An investigation of English language and literacy among young aboriginal people in seven communities |
101-112 |
Mary Rohl |
Profiling ESL children: How teachers interpret and use national and state assessment frameworks |
113-122 |
Penny McKay |
The Bilingual Interface Project: The relationship between first language development and second language acquisition as students begin learning English in the context of schooling |
123-132 |
J. Joy Cumming, Claire M. Wyatt-Smith, Jill Ryan & Shani M. Doig |
The literacy-curriculum interface: Literacy demands of the curriculum in post-compulsory schooling |
133-140 |
Colin Lankshear |
Digital rhetorics: Literacies and technologies in classrooms - current practices and future directions |
141-148 |
| Children's Literacy National Projects Programme Reports |
149-150 |
1999, Vol. 15, No. 2
|
Graham Maxwell |
Editorial: Educational research for policy development and evaluation |
155-158 |
Terry Moran |
Future directions for state education in Queensland: The role of research |
159-172 |
Eugene Kaminski |
Effects of past experience on future mathematics learning: Consequences for teacher education |
173-192 |
Anne Campbell, Rieko Hanashiro & Ethel Shockley |
Beliefs about teaching 'other people's children': A descriptive study of pre-service teachers in Japan, Australia and the USA |
193-206 |
Chris Forlin, Kathleen Tait, Annemaree Carroll & Anne Jobling |
Teacher education for diversity |
207-226 |
Tjahjaning Tingastuti Surjosuseno & Vivienne Watts |
Using Bloom's Taxonomy to teach critical reading in English as a foreign language classes |
227-244 |
Eva Fritz & Annemaree Carroll |
Principles for drug education in schools: Beyond the visions |
245-258 |
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Notes for contributors Notes on QJER and QIER |
151, 259 |