Association Focus: The Social Educators’ Association of Queensland (SEAQ)

Joy Kennedy

By Joy Kennedy
Community contribution / October 29, 2015

The Social Educators’ Association of Queensland (SEAQ) is the state professional body for social educators and community members interested in advancing social education in Queensland.

SEAQ focusses on the Australian Curriculum: Civics and Citizenship and the three Cross-curriculum Priorities and General Capabilities: Critical and Creative ...

This story appeared in the November 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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