Library guides: Special education diversity and inclusive education: Curriculum material

Curriculum material

Special education programs QLD
A special education program is a cluster of resources - specialist teachers, support staff - at a particular school. A school's special education program is dedicated to supporting the educational needs of students in one or more disability areas. Program specialisation is available in the following disability areas:

Autism Spectrum Disorder
Hearing Impairment
Intellectual Disability
Physical Impairment
Speech-Language Impairment
Vision Impairment.
Queensland Studies Authority
The QSA develops, approves and revises syllabuses for the Preparatory Year to Year 12; accredits syllabuses prepared outside of the QSA and offers services and resources to help teachers implement QSA syllabuses.
Essential Learnings by key learning area: K- Year 9
The Arts
English
Health & Physical Education
Languages
Mathematics
Science
Technology
Studies of Society & Environment
Information & Communication Technologies

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Essential Learnings identify what should be taught and what is important for students to have opportunities to know, understand and be able to do. They are the part of the curriculum that is common across all schools, and are specified for each of the key learning areas, at four different year-level junctures (end of Years 3, 5, 7 and 9).
Years 10-12
Subjects, VET, Tertiary entrance

The National Digital Learning Resources Network
The NDLRN is a technical infrastructure that connects Australian schools to enable the distribution and sharing of digital resources through education portals. There are more than 13,000 digital resources in the NDLRN; they are free for use in all Australian schools. The resources are accessible to teachers through portals and Scootle. Preservice-training universitiescan access the resources through the eContent Repository (subject to licence registration).