The work of MultiLit and MultiLit’s staff is frequently mentioned and discussed in the media (print, radio and television). Media coverage from 2009 to our latest update is listed below.
Latest news
Retraction and apology from the University of Canberra and Dr Rachel Cunneen
MultiLit acknowledges the following retraction and apology, issued by the University of Canberra and Dr Rachel Cunneen, in relation to a presentation made by Dr
New More to Explore resource for Foundation students
Users of our InitiaLit Readers Levels 1-9 (Series 1) with Foundation students will be excited by the release of a More to Explore student workbook
Retraction and apology from Australian Literacy Educators’ Association (ALEA)
MultiLit acknowledges the following retraction and apology, issued by the Australian Literacy Educators’ Association (ALEA) and published on its website, in relation to a presentation
MultiLit Moments
MultiLit Moments August 2020
The second edition of MultiLit Moments for 2020 features: Our new series of decodable readers Behaviour experts Micaela Rafferty and Jill Hellemans on why classroom
InitiaLit–2 results reported in new edition of MultiLit Moments
InitiaLit–2 results reported in new edition of MultiLit Moments In this edition: Latest research on InitiaLit–2 Study on Reading Tutor Program for students with Down
Last edition of MultiLit Moments for 2019 now available
Last edition of MultiLit Moments for 2019 now available This edition of MultiLit Moments includes: Literacy Centre student Harry Redfern stars in This Time Next
You can view a list of all MultiLit Moments issues collectively and download them here.
Media mentions
Media Publicity in 2020
News media Direct quotes Jennifer Buckingham on online learning: Hunter, F. (2020, April 30). Students doing online learning will fall behind peers in other states.
Media Publicity in 2019
Jennifer Buckingham on Phonics Screening Check: Campbell, A. (2019, June 17). Youngers are being sounded out about new test. The Daily Telegraph, p. 8. Jennifer
Media Publicity in 2018
MultiLit: The Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) chief executive Robert Randall has congratulated Heywood and District Secondary College on its substantially above-average gains