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SUBSCRIPTION

SZENE is a journal for teachers of German published three times a year by the AGTV. For more information about the general contents of the journal CLICK HERE.

For a listing of the contents of the third, most recent, edition of SZENE in 2009 CLICK HERE. The following online resource relates to this edition:

Page 2-3 - Bundestagswahl 2009 - pdf (with embedded weblinks)

For a listing of the contents of the first edition of SZENE in 2009 CLICK HERE. Websites which are referred to in this edition are listed in this pdf document (with embedded links).

For a listing of the contents of the second edition of SZENE in 2008 CLICK HERE. The following online resource relates to this edition:

Page 26 - Music rocks! - pdf (with embedded weblinks)

The following online resources relate to the third edition of SZENE in 2007:

Page 38 - 6-Hut Denken Posters - pdf
Page 40 - Weihnachten by Sebastian Kierdort (teaching assistant in Geelong 2006) - .wav (sound file)

From 2003 the journal has been produced in cooperation with the Network of Australian Teachers of German (NATG) for teachers throughout Australia. SZENE reflects the 'Zusammenkommen' of teachers of German throughout Australia.

The first SZENE was published in 1981 by the AGTV in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Melbourne and was hand-typed, run off on a gesteatner. In time, teachers from throughout Australia subscribed to SZENE. Teachers appreciate the content as relevant to Australian classrooms and it has been a popular form of communication and sharing.

The AGTV is most grateful to the Goethe-Institut in München and the Melbourne branch for their financial support and other assistance over many years. SZENE is managed by the AGTV and funded by subscriptions, advertising and occasional contributions from Goethe-Institut Australia and others.

The AGTV contracts the services of an Editor to produce the journal. An AGTV Sub-Committee assists the Editor and the AGTV is grateful for the support of the German Advisers throughout Australia for their contributions and advice. Contributions are welcome from all teachers including reports on activities, current issues and teacher resources.

Victorian Subscriptions include membership of the AGTV. For information about subscriptions from other states and contributions to SZENE contact the Editor of SZENE: szene@germanlinx.vic.edu.au.