Nelson Textiles and Design Teacher Resource Book Preliminary and HSC

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SECONDARY / SUBJECT / NELSON TEXTILES AND DESIGN TEACHER RESOURCE BOOK PRELIMINARY AND HSC - 9780170211581

336 Pages

By Lynda Peters, Christine Castle | Copyright Year:2013 | ISBN-13: 9780170211581

Published:25/09/2012

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The Textiles and Design: Preliminary and HSC Teacher Resource Book is packed with BLMs closely following the student book, covering both Preliminary and HSC courses.

There are icons for each BLM in the student book, so students will be prompted to ask for them. Activities are varied and fun, in the trademark style of the authors, and answers are available to download from the NelsonNet teacher website.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lynda Peters has been teaching Textiles and Design at Northern Beaches Schools for over 20 years and is Deputy Principal at Cromer Campus. During this time she has developed extensive experience in the innovative and creative delivery of textiles and has shared this expertise through seminars at TEA conferences, HSC Enrichment Days and writing resources for Curriculum Support website and HSC Online. Lynda is also an experienced HSC project marker.

Christine Castle is currently Head Teacher TAS at St George Girls High and has been teaching Textiles and Design for 20 years. She is currently a senior marker for HSC Textiles and Design marking operation for the BOS. Educating is her passion and she has been fortunate enough to be able to pass on her expertise through invitations as a guest lecturer at TEA conferences, writing for Curriculum Support, creating student support materials with DET in the form of video conferencing and is currently a leading learner for the Digital Education Revolution.

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