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To subscribe to the list visit http://wwwstaff.murdoch.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/wa-indon and follow the instructions on the page Whilst the list is based in Western Australia we welcome teachers of Indonesian from dimana-mana di dunia maya! Indonesian DVDs now available for loan As many WILTA members know, it is very difficult to get a hold of Indonesian viewing resources in Perth. The Indonesian film industry is still in its infancy, having been restricted during the Suharto years, and although there is a wealth of materials available on the web, there are few ‘professional’ extended viewing texts available that do not infringe copyright. Unlike other languages which have good representation on the foreign language shelves of JBHiFi and in the television guide of SBS, Indonesian films are particularly difficult to find.Thanks to AISWA and the NALSSP, there is now a selection of Indonesian DVDs available for loan from The Grove Library (the new library on Stirling Hwy http://thegrovelibrary.net/). The DVDs can also be requested through local library branches. AISWA member school teachers have access to an extended range of films (and multiple copies of popular titles) - talk to Ibu Hara to find out more. To read more about the DVDs available for loan and to see the full list of titles, click here.
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Curriculum CouncilThe Curriculum Council's webpage has links to their professional development opportunities and workshops. The Indonesian Course of Study was implemented this year, and the Council's website has all the information.NALSSPThe National Asian Languages and Studies in Schools Programme is an initiative of the Federal Government to support Asia Literacy in schools. Find out more at the NALSSP website.Professional StandardsWILTA has released a Statement on Professional Standards for Teachers of Indonesian and Indonesian Teaching Programs based on the AFMLTA's professional standards. Read more.KIPBIPA-ASILE 2012The Language Training Centre at Universitas Kristen Satya, Salatiga, Indonesia is hosting both KIPBIPA and ASILE for 2012. For all the information, check out http://ltc.uksw.edu/kipbipa-asile/ or follow the Twitter feed @kipbipaasile.The Professional Teaching Council of WAThe Professional Teaching Council of Western Australia (PTCWA) is an umbrella body in Western Australia of professional educators' associations.The Jakarta PostBreaking News
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