Standards documents
- Australian CurriculumInformation and documentation about the development of Australia's National Curriculum is available from this part of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority website.
- Australian CurriculumIn September 2015, Australia’s education ministers endorsed the Foundation – Year 10 Australia Curriculum. The curriculum provides teachers, parents, students and the community with a clear understanding of what students should learn regardless of where they live or what school they attend.
- VELS Teaching and Learning Resource - Teaching SupportThe resource includes Planning models and frameworks; Teaching and learning strategies; Brainstorming; Graphic organisers; Questioning; and Collaborative learning strategies.
- Victorian Curriculum and Assessment AuthorityIndependent statutory body directly responsible to the Victorian Minister for Education, providing curriculum and assessment programs for Victorian Education. Provides all information on the Victorian Curriculum.
- AITSL- Australian Institute Teaching School Leadership ToolkitThe Teacher Toolkit is the one place where AITSL's online tools and resources to support quality teaching can be found. Resources can be accessed by browsing categories or performing a search.
Assessment and evaluation
- Assessment and Reporting. Department of Education (Victoria)This website from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development provides assessment resources and advice for teachers of all levels.
- Assessment for Learning HomepageProvides teachers with examples of accessible, readily useable and relevant assessment tasks from all learning areas.
- Assessment Tools. Department of Education (Victoria)These tools are for immediate use with students in the classroom. They are suitable for use in many different contexts and are aimed at improving assessment practices. A range of schools across Victoria have used some of these tools and their feedback and suggestions for use are included.
Scootle
Scootle is a national repository of digital curriculum resources aligned to core areas of the the Australian Curriculum. It provides resources for learning and to assist in assessment practise.
Scootle lets you browse, search and use filters to find resources. You can create learning paths and set up collaborative workspaces for students.
The University of Melbourne is a licensed tertiary institute of the National Digital Learning Resources Network and as such we have access to Scootle. You can use your University of Melbourne email address to sign up with a Scootle account if you don't already have one.
