Prep language lessons set to pay dividends for Qld students

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 18, 2020

Imagine the nation’s youngest students beginning their schooling years with a love of languages?

Primary teacher Brooke Goodwin has developed a school-wide Japanese program.

At Mount Archer State School in Rockhampton, that lofty vision has become a daily reality as an innovative program has ...

This story appeared in the April 2020 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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