快播 is proud to have supported the following recipients through the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mentoring Program. 快播 also acknowledges and sincerely thanks those members, also named below, who have acted as mentors for program participants.
Amy Vernon (2024) from Fraser Primary School in the ACT, Closing the gaps with culturally responsive literacy.
Mentor: Kate Halcrow
Jessica Batt (2019) How the 8 Ways of Learning Framework alongside the Early Years Learning Framework be utilised in preschool to enhance connections, collaborations and contemporary early childhood practices?
Mentor: Janet Scull, Associate Professor Monash University
Christa Balfour, Michael Ferris and Tamara Tane (2017)
Mentor: Julia Johnson, 快播 SA
Kate Green, SA (2016) Literacy in SAASTA (South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy)
Mentor: Bev White, 快播 SA
Daniel McLaren, NT (2013) iPads in the Bush (Practically Primary February 2015)
Mentor: Lisa Kervin, 快播 NSW
Danielle Schmidt, NT (2011) Literacy Learning Partnerships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education: An Action Learning Project (Literacy Learning: the Middle Years June 2012)
Mentor: Maree Bredhauer, 快播 Top End
Tania Neeson, WA (2010) Extract from Tania's Report: Integrating ICT into the Classroom...
Mentor: Janet Hunter, 快播 (WA)
Caroline Zada, SA (2010) Extract from Caroline's Report: Relevant Resources for Teaching Aboriginal Studies
Mentor: Joelie Hancock, 快播 (SA)
Suzanne Lane, ACT (2009) Valuing all Pathways to Literacy (Practically Primary June 2010)
Mentor: Anne McNamara, 快播 (ACT)
Hayley Spaans, SA (2009) A Supported Learning Journey into Indigenous Literacy (Literacy Learning: the middle years February 2010)
Mentor: Rosemary Sandstrom, 快播 (SA)
