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Aussie Educator Site Map

There are three main methods for finding information on this site.

The first of these is to use the Google Search Engine, which is now found on every page, or the special Aussie Educator Search Engine, found using this link. This search engine provides the site with feedback about topics people are searching for and helps us fill gaps where this is seen as worthwhile.

The second is to use the Site Map. All pages are listed Alphabetically as you would normally say them, e.g. Beginning Teachers will be found in the listing under B. The only exception to this is for the Australian History pages which are all found under the listing for A. This clarifies the fact they are actually about Australian History, as some titles may not. With the other options available, only links to pages are provided. If you are looking for specific topics, the first method may prove most effective. Portal Pages are indicated, as are Tertiary subjects when these may be confused with those for other levels.

The third is to use the Menu now available on every page, and drill down to find a particular topic.


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