This conference focused on the enrichment of thinking skills, through the student of Economics. Our Key note speaker is one of the leading
Economists in Australia today.
Our Guest speaker also has an amazing depth of Economic experience nationally and internationally. Both bring
real-world knowledge to support you as teachers of Economics.
Economics 2022 Unplugged was held Saturday 26 November, with around 50 teachers joining together to network and learn from the range of speakers and workshops. Find out more here, including PowerPoints presented.
The 2021 half-day Conference was held at Brisbane Girls Grammar School. Dr Matthew Peter, Chief Economist at QIC provided an excellent
presentation on the Australian economy, with a Queensland perspective. Two very experienced teachers, Majda Benzenati and Mathew Stein
presented a workshop on Teaching, learning and assessment for Summative Internal Instrument 3. They then coordinated a feedback session on
the Economics syllabus in response to QCAA syllabus review feedback processes.
The 2020 full day conference was not held, due to COVID.
The 2019 event was a half-day Professional Development Morning held on 27th July 2019 at Brisbane Girls Grammar School. Key note speaker was Corrie Feldman, Economist at the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority Link
The 2018 Conference was held at Brisbane Girls Grammar School on Saturday 10th March 2018. The Conference focused on the 2019 Economics Syllabus to be introduced into schools in 2019 with Year 11 students. There were 2 keynote addresses, a major workshop session and then two optional workshop sessions.
The major QETA Professional Development for 2017 was a PD Morning held on 20th May 2017.
The 2016 QETA Conference was held on Saturday 21st May 2016 at Brisbane Girls Grammar School from 8.30am to 4pm.
The Conference focussed on the development of the Year 11/12 Syllabus in 2016 and teachers had the opportunity to give feedback as part of
the QETA submission relating to this. There were workshop sessions on the Australian Curriculum: Economics and Business Years 7-10, as
well as two keynote presentations.
There were two sessions of workshops, each with 3 options.
There are many advantages for teachers who are members.
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