AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news and information
Date | Event Title | Code |
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Mar 13 2018 |
IE Networking Session - Primary |
11649 |
Mar 14 2018 |
IE Networking Session - Secondary |
11647 |
Mar 15 2018 |
Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) & the Disability Standards for Education (DSE) |
11519 |
Mar 15 2018 |
AISWA Website School Admin Workshop 2018 Morning Session |
11724 |
Mar 15 2018 |
AISWA Website School Admin Workshop 2018 Afternoon Session |
11727 |
Mar 20 2018 |
Introduction to Gifted Education |
11582 |
Apr 7 2018 |
Briefing the Board |
11605 |
Apr 9 2018 |
Aspiring Leaders
|
11684 |
Apr 11 2018 |
Primary Connections Teacher Course |
11770 |
Apr 18 2018 |
Developing your Portfolio of Evidence for Full Registration |
11691 |
Apr 18 2018 |
Leading with Calmness, Clarity and Focus
|
11787 |
Apr 20 2018 |
Programming and Assessment with the WA Curriculum, English 1400 |
11702 |
Developing a Whole School Approach to Problem Solving and Worded Problems | 21st March & 22nd May
Presenter - Dr Paul Swan
Students need to be problem solvers!
Futurists tell us that the rate of technology is doubling every 2 years and that today’s teenagers will have between 10 and 14 jobs by the time they are 38 years old. This means that students will have to embrace new challenges and become problem solvers. It is a known fact that multiple step worded problems create difficulty for students. In this two day workshop our major emphasis will be on a schema based approach to problem solving involving Polya and Ann Newman. Teachers will be given a range of tools to address the difficulties associated with worded problems.
For more information and to register please click on the link https://www.ais.wa.edu.au/event/developing-whole-school-approach-problem-solving-and-worded-problems
Keynote: Transforming Literacy Education Through Project-Based Learning
Project-based learning has been a part of the educational conversation for over a century, but never has it been more relevant. Literacy education for today’s students needs to be more engaging, more rigorous, and more multi-dimensional than in years’ past.
For more information please Click here
Bunbury | Free Girls in STEM event | Saturday 17th March 2018.
Come along and meet some incredible women in STEM mentors in a fast-paced speed-networking session. You will get 6 minutes to speak to each mentor about their career pathway, role and achievements before moving on to the next. This event is open to all high school students in years 10-12.
For more information please click on the link https://innovatorsteaparty.org/bunbury-2018/
Sea,Sand and Skeletons Adventures in Archaeology
The Western Australian Museum has developed a new hands-on archaeology workshop where children get to improve their science and research skills. Participants learn how archaeologists solve mysteries of the past through scientific investigations and interactive challenges.The workshop also highlights the importance of artefacts and bio-facts uncovered from archaeological sites, explaining how and why archaeology is relevant in our lives.
For more information Please Click here
Free Used Computer Screens
Gallagher Insurance broker and risk management company have been kind enough to donate105x used computer screens.
Model - T2254 Lenova 22" and verified working with stands.
Please liaise directly with Emma D' Costa from Gallagher Insurance regarding collection and any other information required.
If interested please contact Emma no later than Friday,16th March
Main contact :- Emma D'Costa (Branch Operations Manager)
Tel:- 8 6250 8327 | ext: 87327
Email:- Emma.DCosta@ajg.com.au
Please find attached image of the screen. Note- These Devices do not have any warranty.