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Professional learning opportunities
Ideal Learning is offering online learning through their Neuroeducation Series. Eight short courses totalling 20 hours of learning for $153+GST are available up until the end of January 2019. If a school would like to pay for their teachers, an invoice can be sent directly to the school. Find out more here.
Teacher Certification Australia presents Research to Practice Workshops: Training kits that schools deliver in their own time and at their own pace. Each professional learning package includes advice on developing the research findings and ideas across classrooms, making them valuable for teachers seeking certification at Highly Accomplished and Lead. A PowerPoint and comprehensive Participant Notes are emailed to schools. $200 per workshop, per school. Click here for more information.
Novita offers an exciting range of professional development opportunities specialising in disability. The workshops are designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need, to confidently support the inclusion of kids and teens living with disability in your class or learning environment. Novita offer workshops on a wide range of topics and are also happy to work with you to design a workshop to meet your specific requirements or the specific needs of a child you work with.
Click here for more information or to book a workshop. Sessions can also be delivered at your site.
Professional development opportunities in the January school holidays
Tuesday 22 January 2019, 9.30am-12.30pm at Novita – 171 Days Road Regency Park.
Cost: $125.00 per person (+ GST and booking fee).
Cost: $120.00 per person (+ GST and booking fee).
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Drama SA is holding a Senior Drama Teachers Forum at St Dominic’s Hall, Cabra College, 225 Cross Road on Thursday 29 November, 5:00pm-7:00pm. A chance for teachers to get together and share ideas about undertaking the Group Production, with a focus on preparing your offstage student too! This will be an interactive sharing session for all teachers, regardless of your level of experience. So, bring along any examples you have of what you do when preparing your students for the Group Production. DSA member $20, non-member $30, full time student $15. For more information and to book click here.
Breaking Shackles: Liberating the mind for learning. Teaching for metacognition is crucial. As David Perkins from Harvard Project Zero says; we will never raise the bar in across-the-board learning capacity until we teach in a more metacognitive manner. How is this done? Learn the critical relationship between teacher mindsets and student achievement. Words reveal mindset. Are you sure your mindset is what you think it is? Find out. If this line of pedagogy resonates with you, join us for a full day of discussion, thinking and learning. You'll find the day stimulating, exciting and enjoyable, as testimonials consistently attest. Lunch, PD certificate and resources included. Monday 3 December, 9.30am-3.30pm at Brighton RSL, Keelara Hall, 11-13 Keelara Street, Brighton. Cost $275. Find out more here. Discounts for under-employed. Email Michael Griffin or call 0420 481 844.
Unlocking Musical Potential. A full-day music education course suitable for instrumental and vocal, primary and secondary, classroom and studio music teachers. Tuesday 4 December, 9.30am-3.30pm at Brighton RSL, Keelara Hall, 11-13 Keelara Street, Brighton. Cost $275. Read the flyer here. Email Michael Griffin or call 0420 481 844 for further information.
The Australian Kodaly Certificate 2019. The AKC is the only Australian fully accredited and nationally recognised program for teacher training in the Kodaly approach. Monday 7 – Friday 11 January and Monday 14 – Friday 18 January 2019 at the Tabor Music Department, Wayville. Limited vacancies so register your interest by Friday 13 December. Email or call 0411 343 576.
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