If
you have used an interesting or innovative resource that you would like to
share with your colleagues, please
let us know what the resource is and how you have used it.
Integrating ICTs -
Podcasting and more!
Ideas for integrating
ICTs into your language classroom. Terima kasih
banyak kepada Penny Coutas.
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Use this game to practise adjectives and colours. You will need
the students divided into kelompok empat orang.
Download the cards and
instructions for playing. Selamat bermain! Terima kasih
banyak kepada Sandra Jackson.
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banyak kepada Irianto Tedja.
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Indomedia is a
free magazine, available from selected outlets around Perth. If you would like
copies of it delivered to your school, please contact Puspa at,
mailto:pusp@mail.com to arrange this (a small fee for postage and handling
applies). This monthly magazine is full of a wide range of print text types
using formal and informal language; advertisements, job vacancies, biographies,
gossip columns, quizzes, competitions, articles, film/DVD/CD reviews, riddles
and teasers, jokes and more...
Below this article are two task sheets that you may
download. I created the task sheets firstly to get students to scan the May
edition of the magazine in its entirety (questions 1.10), then focus more
closely on one text (questions A-D).
The June 2005 edition of Indomedia
includes an article and photos of the 2005 Term 2 WILTA workshop.
Terima kasih
banyak kepada Kate Reitzenstein.
Downloads
If you don't have Adobe Reader installed on your computer you will need to
download it to view these files. Click on the Adobe Logo and follow the
instructions for downloading Adobe PDF Reader (it's free).
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Swapping Lives...
Whilst this resource is not a language learning resource it is a useful
for teachers to share with colleagues across the curriculum for an integrated
approach and to complement the bahasa Indonesia learning program. It is
suitable for secondary students.
Swapping Lives
is an intimate and confronting story of the Muslim experience told by an
Australian girl as she totally swaps lives and cultures - with an Indonesian
Muslim girl her own age
For ten intensive weeks,
nineteen-year-old Violet leaves her Australian life behind her as she
experiences first-hand the life of Dewi - living in her Muslim family home in
bustling Yogjakarta, Indonesia. At the same time, Dewi takes up residence with
Violet's family in the Sydney suburb of Clovelly.
Both girls have a small video
camera that they use to complete a series of 'encounters'.
The encounters are cultural tasks aimed at demystifying our differences by
creating greater understanding. They range from speaking intimately with Muslim
women about the Hijab (Muslim headscarf), sex, relationships and Islam, to
exploring global issues such as the rise of terrorism, the Bali bomb, and the
Tsunami. While Violet learns about the faith and fears of young Muslims, Dewi
tries to understand the sometimes confusing values and morals of her new
Australian friends. In
Swapping Lives,
both girls truly learn to walk in each other's shoes and record their
experiences themselves. Ultimately, they are seeking to challenge the damaging
public perceptions that often associate intolerance and discrimination with
Australians - and violence and instability with Indonesian Muslims. Their
journeys were delivered to an Australian and international audience through a
seven week interactive documentary on the SBS website, online forums, the SBS
documentary screened in September 2005 and a webcast forum.
The production company 6moons
Interactive will be shortly releasing a DVD of Swapping LIves. For useful
information on integrating Swapping Lives across the curriculum (including a
study guide for teachers) visit the website
http://www20.sbs.com.au/swappinglives/index.php
At its heart, the Swapping Lives
project is an act of faith; it's a vote of confidence in the ability of young
people to engage in some of the most important multicultural issues of our day.
Swapping Lives offers the potential for a small but - hopefully - positive step
forward towards understanding.
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In English? Yes, for your own interest and to share
with colleagues to encourage and support cross‑curricula activities.
Teachers of Society and Environment will find a wealth of information in the
Living in Indonesia site and Art teachers may be inspired by the ecards
site. Fairy Madhzan's stories are always fascinating and often include
bahasa Indonesia.
Living in Indonesia: A site for expatriates
http://www.expat.or.id/info/lebaran.html
Fairy Madhzan stories
http://fairy.mahdzan.com/story/206.asp
American ecards for Ramadan
http://www.123greetings.com/events/ramadan
Activities for children
www.submission.org/YES/child2.html
Video Education Australia
http://www.vea.com.au/Home.asp
Stories in English by Australian Muslim
children
http://www.missionislam.com/ramadan/ramadanvic.htm
Ramadan
http://www.submission.org/about‑R.htmI
http://islam-australia.com.au
http://www.icv.org.au
http://www.islamicity.com/
http://www.holidays.net/ramadan
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WILTA has a range of resources
available for loan to current members.
Resources currently available for loan
are:
- Advance 5 language game
- Miniature Dolls in Traditional Costumes
- Anak Seribu Pulau Seri 1-5 (videos)
- Wayang golek with stand
- Ornamental ship in glass case (made from silver)
- Lihat, Dengar dan Belajar Teacher's notes and video
- Language Resources on the Internet (file)
- Catatan Harian Dosen Terbang (book)
- Becoming a Language Teacher in the Primary School (report)
- Copies of backdated Warta WILTA and forms, pamphlets, brochures etc which
may be of use in the classroom
- Conference Papers File
- Kemeja batik
- Batik Kit
- Primary Indonesian Curriculum Support Material (A3 size grey file)
- Past TEE Exam
Papers, including Audio Cassettes and CD's to cover the listening sections of
these exams.
- 'Australia' (a guidebook for visiting Indonesians) by Bill Gresham, et al.
Publisher: Indon. Management Specialists
- 'Professional Recognition' Published by Unicorn - Journal of Australian
College of Educators. Vol. 28, no.1, April 2002
- Curriculum Council: PD Guidelines for sectors, Systems, Schools and
Teachers.
- Curriculum Council: Handouts called 'Focusing on Achievement' and
'Planning and Learning', July 2002
- Tenun Ikat Sumba (Kit and Video)
- Desaku (Book and CDRom)
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