The ‘Connecting with Law Short Film Competition’ is an annual event run by Oxford University Press Australia & New Zealand. Now in its seventh year, the ‘Connecting with Law Short Film Competition’ runs from March to July and is open to all students currently enrolled in an Australian law school. Over the years, the competition […]
Read moreThomas Keneally recently spoke at our ‘Oxford is English Conference’ and our Secondary Marketing team were lucky enough to have some time with him beforehand to ask a few questions… Tell us about your first experience as an English student. My first experience as an English student of any seriousness was to be given Treasure […]
Read moreDeveloping a broad range of reading strategies, and understanding how they may be used, supports students to become independent and successful readers. Educators need to specifically teach students how to think and talk about texts, rather than just conveying information about texts or doing the reading and thinking for their students. Following are some great […]
Read moresoccer — verb: in Australian Rules, Rugby League, and Rugby Union: to kick (a ball) as in a game of soccer, esp. along the ground; to kick a ball without handling it. The word soccer as the name of the popular ball game derives from Assoc., the abbreviation for Association football, the formal name for […]
Read moreThe shortlist of the 2014 Australian Educational Publishing Awards (EPPAs) has just been announced and excitingly, Oxford has been shortlisted for 17 titles in nine of the categories! Organised by the Australian Publishers Association, the EPAAs celebrate excellence in educational publishing in Australia. Now in its 21st year, the event acknowledges and showcases the innovation, […]
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