Words'Worth vol 49, 2016
Number 1 contains the following articles:
Editorial page 2 - Dr Stewart Riddle
ETAQ Patron's message - Prof Catherine Beavis - page 3
President's report 2015-16 - Fiona Laing - page 4
Secretary's report - Bronwyn Darben - page 7
Start a Rewarding New Relationship with Australian Literature - Philip Jenkinson - page 14
The Robots are Coming for Your Job! Why Digital Literacy is so important for the jobs of the future - Dr Stewart Riddle - page 17
A Story of Practice - Truth on Probation - Patsy Norton, Angela Mason, Elizabeth Burridge, Peter Blakelock - page 19
An Essay that Sparked an Educational Renaissance - Natalie Kennedy - page 24
Grammar in Context: Improving the Academic Writing of EAL/D Learners in Queesland State schools - Melanie Wild - page 28
Some Views on Grammar Teaching - Garry Collins - page 33
Silent Companion, A poem by Patsy Norton - page 38
English Multimodal Resource: A World of Stories - Danielle Crocker - page 39
ETAQ Member Survey - page 42
Book reviews by Melissa Blacklock, Tamara Broughton, Melanie Currie, Veronica McDermott, Emma Monfries
Number 2 contains the following articles
Editorial - Stewart Riddle - page 2
Senior Syllabuses Draft 1: English, Essential English, Literature, English as an Additional Language, Submission to QCAA - page 3
Learning Journal: Senior Phase English Curriculum - Mark Keidge - page 8
The English Teacher, the Modern Prometheus - Dr Stewart Riddle - page 14
Capitalising on Curiosity with the Duchess. Some suggestions for Teaching Robert Browning's poem My Last Duchess, Part 1 - Garry Collins - page 16
Teacher Collaboration and an ActionThriller Series - The Solution to a Common Problem - Patsy Norton, Roseanne Cavallaro, Elizabeth Burridge and Steve Andrew - page 25
Helping Teachers understand Their Role in the Teaching of the Astralian Curriculum English - Annette Curnow - page 32
2015 Literary Competition - Entries in Section A with judges' comments. - page 42
Number 3 contains the following articles
Editorial - Stewart Riddle
Peter Botsman Award presentation to Grace Loyden
How can English Encourage Students to be the Change They Want to See in the World? - Emma Michael
The Five Most Common Problems in Teaching Oral Communication Skills - Kevin Ryan and Adrian Pauley
Capitalising on Curiosity with Duchess - Part 2, Garry Collins
Adelaide 2016: Neoliberal Policies - Anne Wood
Adelaide 2016: Weft and Warp - Estelle Deshon
Young Adult Fiction - Sophie Johnson
A Pre-service Teacher's Pedagogical Perspective - Samuel Yeats