What does ACSA stand for?

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Australian Curriculum Studies Association

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Professor Kerry Kennedy (Hong Kong Institute of Education), a Fellow of the Australian College of Education and a life member of the Australian Curriculum Studies Association, set the scene for the discussions by presenting his reflections on federal government responses and commitments to national curricula.

National Curriculum Development and initial reflections on the ...