VALE: KEN WATSON

Since 2005 the NSW English Teachers Association has honoured Ken through naming its state conference keynote address the 'Ken Watson Address', instituted as a tribute to his contribution to that Association. AATE's annual conference in 2020 was a joint conference with the Internationa...

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Language Acquisition
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Schools
Student Development
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Teacher Educators
Teaching
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