AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news, and information.
| Date | Event Title | Code |
|---|---|---|
Jun 13 2022 |
AISWA Wellbeing Network
|
13468 |
Aug 3 2022 |
Secondary English Network Day |
13317 |
Aug 4 2022 |
Mindful Education Breakfast for School and Wellbeing leaders |
13474 |
Aug 24 2022 |
Trauma Informed Care and Practice
|
13525 |
Aug 26 2022 |
What is Vaping and what can we do about it? |
13536 |
Aug 26 2022 |
English Literature Network Day |
13324 |
Sep 6 2022 |
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Decoding |
13505 |
Sep 8 2022 |
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Comprehension |
13504 |
Sep 9 2022 |
General and Foundation English Network Day |
13321 |
Sep 12 2022 |
Sharp Reading: Struggling Older Readers |
13509 |
Sep 13 2022 |
Sharp Reading: Comprehension and Critical Thinking (Prerequisite: Comprehension Strategy Instruction Stage 3) |
13510 |
Sep 14 2022 |
Sharp Reading: Comprehension Strategy Instruction - Secondary |
13511 |
Kate Mullin Educator Award Flyer
The Kate Mullin Award has been created in memory of Kate Mullin, a passionate and visionary EALD consultant who made significant improvements in the teaching of Indigenous literacy in Western Australia. This award aims to recognise and celebrate educators who demonstrate excellence in the teaching of English to Aboriginal students, whose first language may be Aboriginal English, an Aboriginal Language or a creole such as the Kimberley Kriol. The educator can self-nominate or be nominated by a line-manager, colleague, student or community member. For more information, please click Here
Teacher Accreditation Course: Cycling
WESTCYCLE has developed a comprehensive bike education teacher accreditation course with the aim to make teachers competent and compliant to deliver bike riding activities within their school. This course enables teachers to develop a strong knowledge base allowing them to plan for and carry out safe, engaging, and worthwhile bike riding activities with their students. The course has been approved by the WA Department of Education and is listed as an approved compliance course within the Recreation and Outdoor Education Activities for Public School Procedures document. Find more information Here
Paying It Forward - Tax and Superannuation Resource for Primary Students
A free teaching resource written by Australian primary school teachers for teachers. It aims to support teaching primary school students to be active and informed members of the community. It teaches about tax and superannuation by focusing on developing civic values and the financial wellbeing of students. To access the Paying It Forward online professional development course, visit Here
The Sound of Picture Books
The Sound of Picture Books will be returning to The Literature Centre and traveling to Bunbury this September. It was developed in partnership with artist Matt Ottley and is a multi-modal and immersive performance that combines music, visual images, and narration that brings picture books to life. These unique performances are tailored to the age groups attending and reveal the story behind the story. This year two books will be featured, How to Make a Bird by Meg McKinlay and Matt Ottley, and Afloat in Venice by Tina Wilson. You can read more about the performances, books, and the schedule from the Literature Centre website.