about us
We are the Geography Teachers' Association of SA Inc.
The Geography Teachers Association of South Australia (GTASA) is an incorporated body that has been in operation since 1936. From its inception, the GTASA has existed with the aim of supporting the interests and endeavours of geography teachers in South Australia.
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In aiming to promote effective teaching, research and the study of geography the Association seeks to meet its aims by:
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Convening general and special meetings and conferences
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Organising workshops, excursions and other field activities
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Publishing journals and other material concerned with geographical matters and with the teaching of geography
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Collecting, circulating or giving notice of information of value or interest to teachers of geography
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Sponsoring or assisting research projects in matters concerned with the teaching of geography
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Cooperating with affiliated associations, with overseas organizations or teachers of geography, with other geography associations and with other associations of teachers within South Australia and Australia
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Making submissions or recommendations to legislative, administrative or advisory commissions inquiring into matters of concern to the Association by such other means as the Executive Committee may from time to time decide upon, consistent with the aims and Rules of the Association.
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The activities of the GTASA include producing a quarterly journal The SA Geographer, publishing materials related to teaching geography at a variety of year levels, promoting professional development, administering awards and nurturing professional links with higher education institutions. The Association also organise an annual conference for geography teachers.
The conference is designed to cater for teachers in the implementation of geography and provide teachers with an opportunity to network, refresh their teaching methodologies and implement effective pedagogy
Yellow Bike |
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Roadtrip |
Sunrise over Sydney |
Aerial View of Farmhouse |
Beach Cabins |
Tropical Beach |
Coastal Rocks |
Horse Grazing |