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ICT – across the curriculum or not?

Posted on 17 May 2012 with 0 comments

ICT in education has been well embedded in the curriculum for over a decade now. In the absence of national curriculum directives each State/Territory in Australia has forged a path in education regarding ICT based on what it considers relevant policies and best practice. Some states have opted to integrate ICT across the curriculum while others have chosen to teach it as a separate subject. However, the recent framing of the new Australian Curriculum and its treatment of ICT has the potential to provide consistency in terminology and directives in the application of ICT in education across Australia.

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