AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news and information
| Date | Event Title | Code |
|---|---|---|
Apr 20 2018 |
Programming and Assessment with the WA Curriculum, English 1400 |
11702 |
Apr 23 2018 |
Sharp Reading: ADVANCED Comprehension (Prerequisite: Comprehension Strategy Instruction) |
11700 |
Apr 24 2018 |
Sharp Reading: Struggling Older Readers |
11701 |
May 10 2018 |
Technologies based iSTEM Project Design |
11698 |
May 18 2018 |
Block Coding, STEM, Robotics, Electronics - Primary, Middle |
11651 |
May 21 2018 |
Creating Safer Independent Schools |
11610 |
May 23 2018 |
Youth Mental Health First Aid
|
11734 |
May 24 2018 |
Keeping Safe Child Protection Curriculum |
11598 |
May 29 2018 |
Survival Guide for New Teachers (G2P2)
|
11818 |
May 31 2018 |
Staff Code of Conduct |
11586 |
Jun 18 2018 |
Taxation and Payroll Seminar |
11816 |
Moderating Children’s Writing – Pizza Afternoon/Evening | Monday 21st May - 4pm – 7pm | Moerlina School
Moderation of young children’s writing in PP-2 can be challenging. Come along to our after school session, to share your children’s writing and feel confident about using the SCSA judging standards, to assist you when writing reports. Participants will be sent a task relative to their year level to undertake with their children in order to bring samples to the session for moderation with colleagues. Focus will be on the developmental nature of observations and expectations using the SCSA judging standards. This is an afternoon/evening session with a light meal provided. Please note dietary requirements when booking.
To register for this PL please click on the link https://www.ais.wa.edu.au/event/moderating-writing-pizza-evening-semester-1
Annual WAIER Research Grant 2018
One of the key objectives of the Western Australian Institute for Educational Research Inc. (WAIER) is to support research concerning education. To this end, WAIER provides an annual Research Grant to the total value of $2,000. The attached document provides the relevant information, inclusive of the application process.
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33rd Annual WAIER research Forum | Saturday 4 August , 2018
While the field of education is inherently political, recent direct and indirect political interventions highlight the expectation that educators must submit their professional knowledge and practice to the wills and logics of political agents and authorities.
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Gandel Holocaust Studies Program - Scholarship Opportunity
The Gandel Holocaust Studies Program for Australian Educators is a long-term professional-development program aimed at training a cadre of expert Holocaust educators who are active throughout Australia.The objective of the Gandel Holocaust Studies Program is to form an active and organized network of Australian educators committed to teaching about the Holocaust and its universal implications, using an interdisciplinary and age-appropriate approach.
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AATE/ALEA English Literacy National Conference 2018 | The Art of English: language, literature, literacy.
This year's conference theme is The Art of English: Language, Literature, Literacy. There will be outstanding speakers from around the world, who will present their research and ideas about the ‘art’ of teaching English and literacy to students of all ages.
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Premier's Student Competition | Celebrating the end of the Centenary of ANZAC
The Premier invites you to get creative and help Western Australia celebrate the end of the Centenary of ANZAC.
All students from Years 1-10 across the State are encouraged to creatively explore 100 years of social change in Western Australia. Finalist entries will be displayed in Perth, with winners invited to tour Parliament and meet with the Premier.
For more information on the teaching resource, please visit the website link http://htawa.net.au/WA-100-years/
For more information on the competition, please visit the website https://www.education.wa.edu.au/anzaccompetition
Fundamental Movement Skills Course – Perth
The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER WA) aims to increase the education and uptake of physical activity in Western Australians of all ages, especially in school-aged children and young people. ACHPER WA will be running a fundamental movement skills course in Perth on Monday 30th April.
For more information please visit the website https://www.achperwa.org.au/events/fundamental-movement-skills-course-perth18/
Neuronet
Using Neuronet services guarantees compliance with SCSA upload requirements. It also relieves your staff of the stress of multiple attempts to get the correct data uploaded.
For more information please click on the flyer Primary flyer.pdf
White Ribbon Australia Respectful Relationships Education program
White Ribbon is the world’s largest movement of men and boys working with women and girls to end men’s violence against women and girls, promote gender equality, respectful relationships, and a new vision of masculinity. White Ribbon Australia is offering a free-of-charge Respectful Relationships Education professional development program in 2018-19. Registrations have opened for school leadership teams that wish to participate. The program, which is called Breaking the Silence commences in June 2018 and runs through to April 2019.
For more information please click on the Flyer Digital Flyer pdf
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Accounting Standards Workshop | FAO Bursars and Business Managers
Dry Kirkness is proud to present this intensive hard hitting and interactive one day workshop for Financial Controllers and Accountants. Two accounting standards will change the way Not For Profit works in the future.
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