Registration Buzz - Issue 63 - 15,000 teachers are due to renew by 31 December 2017 | Teachers Registration Board of South Australia

Issue 63, March 2017

	15,000 teachers are due to renew by 31 December 2017

	If you are due to renew this year then you need to send your updated Responding to Abuse and Neglect training certificate to us. This will ensure that your renewal application accurately reflects the requirements you have met. All registered teachers are required to update their RAN training every three years which can be done online through e3learning.

Attention beginning teachers

Facing a class everyday can be a challenging and isolating time for a beginning teacher. Effective mentoring and induction can assist with these challenges by providing guidance and support as teachers build their knowledge and skills.

The TRB is currently conducting research into best practice induction and mentoring to assist provisionally registered teachers in South Australia to transition to (full) registration. To help us identify high-quality cases of induction and mentoring we are looking for teachers who have experienced quality induction and mentoring as well as teachers who have provided quality mentoring. If you would like to attend a focus group to support our research please contact debra.panizzon@trb.sa.edu.au

Focussing on beginning teachers My Induction is a free app from AITSL that supports beginning teachers with resources, activities and tips from expert teaching professionals. It also has the ability to track professional wellbeing. Download the app here.

Professional learning opportunities

The Hartley Institute is offering Critical, Creative and Collaborative Thinking, a one day program designed to help teachers and school leaders develop a culture of critical thinking and engagement with ethical issues within their schools. Monday 10 April, 9:30am – 3:00pm, cost $268. The workshop is being held at the Hartley Institute, cnr Capper Street and The Parade West, Kent Town. More information here.

Learning 4 All presents a special education workshop with Joanna Buttfield and Helen Broomhall for teachers working with children in child care, preschool, kindergarten and junior primary settings. Why Doesn’t Learning Stick? Strategies to maximise learning, attention and behaviour by supporting working memory & emotional regulation, Monday 3 April, 9.00am – 3.30pm, The Highway, 290 Anzac Highway, Plympton $140. More information here.

The Australian Literacy Educators’ Association of SA is holding Embedding Oral Language Across the Curriculum on Saturday 8 April, 9:00am – 12:30pm at the EDC, 4 Milner Street, Hindmarsh. More information here.

Little Lessons is holding a workshop ‘Calm & Confident Teens’ with Kirrilie Smout. Thursday 30 March at 4:00pm – 6:00pm at the Tech in SA – The Precinct Conference Centre, 40-46 West Thebarton Road, Thebarton, $70. Find out more information here.

Visual Arts Education of SA is holding a workshop Literacy and the Visual Arts at Blackfriars Priory School, 17 Prospect Road, Prospect on Thursday 23 March, 4:30-6:00pm. Contact Robyn Carmody for more information rcarmody@bps.sa.edu.au.

The SA Science Teachers Association’s annual conference and expo is being held on Thursday 27 – Friday 28 April at Brighton Secondary School. More information here.

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