AISWA news, Professional Learning and other educational events, news and information.
Date | Event Title | Code |
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May 2 2016 |
Classroom Observation and Collegial Coaching
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10535 |
Jul 5 2016 |
Administrative Leaders
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10527 |
Jul 8 2016 |
Financial Management for School Leaders |
69 |
Jul 14 2016 |
Professional Standard for Principals: Developing Self and Others |
10528 |
Jul 26 2016 |
Leading Pastoral Care in Schools |
10561 |
Using Data for Effective Leadership
Dr Sandy Heldsinger is leading the development of the Brightpath assessment and reporting software in schools.
Sandy co-ordinated the WA system-level assessments, has taught masters level course in educational assessment for a number of years and has led the development of a wide range of resources, including reporting software, to support schools in using assessment to improve student performance.Sandy recently developed the central components of the Western Australian Curriculum Outline for WA’s School Curriculum and Standards Authority and she co-authored What teachers need to know about assessment and reporting which was published by the Australian Council for Educational Research.
This professional learning course is to be held at Aiswa on July 12. Please register ASAP as registrations for this course will be closing soon.French language & cultural centre
21st Century Fluencies Workshop – Andrew Churches
Andrew’s Book: ‘Literacy is Not Enough: 21st Century Fluencies for the Digital Age’ is available free of charge from the iBook store. Paper copies are available through Corwin Press or directly from their website.
Transperth/PTA Article - Don't Mess With Bus (School Bus Safety Project)
Every year we are seeing an increase in the number of serious injuries and incidences between buses and students around schools. The causes of these incidents range from students running out in front of buses, mucking around or just distracted by their phones or other students. And each incident doesn’t just affect the students, they can have a lasting effect on the drivers, other students, the school and the larger community.
To decrease the number of bus incidents around schools – Transperth would like your help to help get the message out. ‘Don’t Mess With Bus’ is a hands on educational campaign designed to empower students to keep themselves and their friends safe around schools. Primary and secondary schools are given comprehensive, curriculum-linked lesson plans that can be incorporated into existing programs. A free media resource toolkit for secondary schools will get students creative sparks flying to create their own valuable safety messages.
Please see flyer for more information.
Wheelchairs for Kids
Wheelchairs for Kids commenced in 1998 as a project of the Rotary Club of Scarborough WA to manufacture and donate rough terrain wheelchairs to needy children in under-resourced countries. Please see quarterly newsletter or click here to find out more information on how you can help.