Tasmanian art teachers join forces after school

Sally Hayles

By Sally Hayles
Published June 6, 2016

Art teachers in Tasmania are opening up their classrooms after school to share their experiences and connect with fellow art educators.

Art teachers have opened up their classrooms to allow for some quality PD.

The informal Open Classroom sessions, organised by the Tasmanian Art Teachers Association (TATA), have seen lesson plans and resources being ...

This story appeared in the June 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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