After 15 years keeping you abreast of curriculum developments in Australia through insightful articles from leading educators, the last edition of EQ Australia magazine will be published later this month (Summer 2010 - A National Curriculum: Looking Forward).

In this last edition, we take an in depth look at the issues, opportunities and implications inherent in a national curriculum, while Peter Hill, first Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), shares his insights on the development of a world-class curriculum in promoting 21st century learning.

Get your copy before they're gone! Only a limited number of copies will be published. To ensure you don't miss out, please place your order here before this Friday, 5 February.

Whether it is your first teaching year or your fortieth, Teachers' Pocketbooks provide quick to read and easy to grasp advice for tackling challenges commonly faced in the profession.

It you're struggling with behaviour management, trying to sort out bullying or looking to facilitate inclusion in your school or classroom, there's a Pocketbook to help you. If you'd like advice on how to manage your workload, be a better head of department or teaching assistant, Pocketbooks cover these topics too.

Small in size but big on impact, Teachers' Pocketbooks offer succinct, useful and affordable ideas you can put into practice - pronto! More...

Learn the benefits of helping beginning teachers develop into capable, confident educators with Mentoring Beginning Teachers (2nd edition).

Building on positive teacher feedback, the second edition of this popular book contains 40% new material, including strategies for team mentoring and all-new chapters on mentoring beginning teachers about school culture, parent-teacher collaborations, curriculum mapping and working with administrators. Features questions to jump-start conversations, ideas for teacher reflection and answer to the most commonly asked mentor questions. More...

Students discover the life-saving importance of blood donation through Blood Buddies, a new eLearning resource from the Australian Red Cross Blood Service, available now through Scootle.

Proudly supported by Curriculum Corporation and recently short-listed for an eLearning Industry Association Award, Blood Buddies relates to the school curriculum and helps students in Years 7 to 10 understand and learn about the critical impact of blood donation.

Topics include the science of blood, who needs blood donation, a blood bank virtual tour, myth busters and a timeline history of Australian blood transfusion services. Students will enjoy the multimedia animations, simulations and stories from real people. More...

Our primary and secondary catalogues for 2010 are now available. Click here to request a print copy or click on a cover below to view an interactive online version.