Leading education organisation MultiLit welcomes the recommendations of the Teacher Education Expert Panel and subsequent commitment by federal, state, and territory education ministers to reform initial teacher training. The Panel’s […]
There have been a number of references to MultiLit in recent media coverage of the announcement of PM Julia Gillard’s ‘reading blitz’. The Australian Prime Minister announced a program to
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MultiLit partners with National Centre of Indigenous Excellence In December 2011, MultiLit and the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE) entered into a Pathway Partnership Agreement with the objective of
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Professor Kevin Wheldall – Theory and research into practice In my research career, spanning over 37 years now, I have had little time for so-called pure research. I have had
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Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage In July 2009, the report of the Steering Committee for the Review of Government Service Provision was released in relation to Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage (OID). Overcoming Indigenous
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As part of Noel Pearson’s Welfare Reform Trial in Cape York, MultiLit provided a range of interventions and programs in association with Cape York Partnerships, funded by the Commonwealth Government
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In August 1994, the Reverend Bill Crews approached Professor Kevin Wheldall, Director of Macquarie University Special Education Centre (MUSEC), in the hope that “we could work together to give some
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The MultiLit team has been delighted to work with the inspiring Parikrma Humanity Foundation, assisting them in providing the MultiLit Reading Tutor Program (RTP) to disadvantaged students in India. Below is
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