Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre

The i.t.a. Association Guide to Records

Listed by Helen Barber, Lisa Cianci, Gavan McCarthy, Lisa O'Sullivan and Rachel Tropea

The i.t.a. Association was established in Australia in 1974 by founding member Arlie B. Hargreaves and under the patronage of Sir George and Lady Paton, to promote the use of the initial teaching alphabet as a medium for the initial learning of reading. [Details]

About the records
Provenance - creators and former custodians
Series list and summary descriptions
Inventory listing by series
- Series 1 - Films, Videos and Related Recordings
- Series 2 - Audio Tapes
- Series 3 - Sir James Pitman - Lecture Notes and Slides
- Series 4 - Class Aids
- Series 5 - Teacher Training
- Series 6 - Publications
- Series 7 - Correspondence
- Series 8 - Development of i.t.a. in Australia
- Series 9 - Formation of The i.t.a. Association
- Series 10 - Education in Aboriginal Communities, Teaching of the Bible, and Sudan Interior Mission (SIMLIT)
Gallery
Index
Search
These records are managed by the La Trobe Australian Manuscripts Collection, State Library of Victoria. All queries relating to access should be made to the manuscripts librarian.

Published by the Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre on AustehcWeb, November 2001
Listed by Helen Barber, Lisa Cianci, Gavan McCarthy, Lisa O'Sullivan and Rachel Tropea
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Updated 2 September 2008
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