Provenance - Creators and Custodians


1 The i.t.a. Association
Date Range: 1974 - , (As at February 2001, the Association has never formerly dissolved).

The i.t.a.(initial teaching alphabet) Association was established in 1974 in Victoria, with Sir George Paton and Lady Paton as Patrons. The i.t.a. first introduced into Australia by T.L.W. Emerson, an Inspector of Schools in the Education Department of Victoria. Arlie B. Hargreaves was involved with the i.t.a. in Australia from the beginning, first as i.t.a. advisor for Pitman House Publishing Co., Carlton; then as founding member and Honorary Secretary/Treasurer of the i.t.a. Association.


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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