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Education Insights

Read a collection of articles developed by AGSA Education and originally published in the AGSA Magazine.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art in the Classroom goes to Queensland

AGSA Education on the road
Lantana Kindergarten: using AGSA as a place for inquiry-based learning

Experiential learning for early years
Contemporary art in the Classroom

New resource and teacher professional development
A school’s response to Erub Arts collaborative: Ghost Nets from the Ocean

Responding in an appropriate way to works of art
Start with the artist – always

Providing support for teachers
Start at Home and in the Classroom

Ideal for early years and primary educators

Betty Muffler in schools – the Tarnanthi effect

Using AGSA’s education resources in the classroom
2021 Tarnanthi Transport Subsidy Recipients

1,709 students visited Tarnanthi as a result of the transport subsidy
Tarnanthi Teacher Feature

Using AGSA’s education resources in the classroom
Drawing a line straight from the collection to the classroom

Learn more about the 'Come Draw with us' teacher workshops
Curators and the Collection

Become better acquainted with the permanent collection
What is the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art in the Classroom Program?

2020 Museums and Galleries National Award winner for Interpretation, Learning & Audience Engagement
Carly Tarkari Dodd in conversation with Thomas Readett

What does royalty mean to you?

Art education begins ... at the Art Gallery!

Looking back on the past four years
Posing non-Googleable questions in the time of Covid

Content delivery versus capability building
AGSA Education launching into (online) space

Virtual professional development now available with AGSA
Remote Learning

Students using AGSA Collection at home
An art school in a box – a new resource from AGSA

A new tool for teachers and students to learn about art
Accessible Audio Guide

Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Arts program
AGSA Guiding - in the vanguard again

Meet the Vanguards
Play, dance and write - new education programs

Alternative ways to engage students with works of art
NAIDOC Week

Always was, always will be - an interview with Shane Mankitya Cook

Curiosity cards: prompts for practising critical thinking

How teachers are using this resource in the classroom
Transforming Techniques - a review

Benefits of student workshops at the Gallery
Teachers’ Big Days Out – Lifelong Learners Unite

A festival of learning for South Australian educators
Memory, place and pattern-making

Aboriginal art in the classroom with Jonathan Jones
The joy of children experiencing works of art

Gallery Guides introducing children to works of art
Publication for teachers

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