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2024 Trauma Aware Education 'Business Partner'
The 4th conference is planned to be bigger and better than ever and due to the increasing attention from across Australia and overseas, the conference will grow to be a three-day event in 2024!
Trauma-aware education draws from various bodies of research, including neuroscience, describing and analysing the impact of complex trauma on developing young bodies and brains, to inform a more effective means to educate and support young learners who have lived through complex trauma.
Trauma-aware education aims to help educators develop ways of understanding, believing, planning, and acting so that the harm that trauma exerts on the function of learners Is minimised or alleviated. It aims to improve education and life outcomes not only for trauma-impacted learners, but also for their classmates. It also aims to enhance the personal and professional wellbeing of those adults working hard to deliver inclusive education programs.
When: Thursday 31st October – Saturday 2nd November 2024
Where: Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
Who: Professionals spanning early years, primary, secondary, specialist and alternative education settings and Tertiary settings across Australia and New Zealand (International registrations welcome).
An active member of the national coalition tasked with co-designing, delivering and supporting the Trauma Informed Organisation pilot program which sets out to build the capacity of organisations providing Early Childhood Education and Care services located in areas of high vulnerability and socio-economic disadvantage across Australia. The main objective is to provide trauma informed care and support to the children, families and staff engaged with those services.
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Lead the Way: a one-day power up for Assistant Principals & Advanced Skilled Teachers
Join colleagues statewide as you learn about the dynamic contexts of leadership and the fulfilment that can be drawn from positively impacting the teams and communities that yo lead. You’ll have the opportunity to develop new connections, hear from exisiting school leaders and take home learnings from experienced leaders ‘beyond the school gate’, that will highlight the impact and satisfaction gained from sharing the journey.
When: Thursday 29th August 2024
Where: Sandy Bay, Tasmania
2024 Australian Council for Education Leaders (ACEL) National Conference Speaker
The Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL) National Conference is proudly presented in collaboration with the South Australian Department for Education.
When: Monday 30th September – Wednesday 2nd October 2024
Where: Adelaide
2024 HALT Summit Keynote Speaker
The Summit provides an opportunity for HALTs to work with leading thinkers to develop skills that equip them to lead and inspire colleagues and collaborate with other Highly Accomplished and Lead teachers.
Acknowledging the vital role of school and educational leaders in recognising, supporting, and utilising their teachers’ expertise, HALTs attending the Summit can invite their leaders to join them as virtual delegates. Aspiring HALTs are also invited to attend as virtual delegates.
When: Thursday 9th & 10th May 2024
Where: Shangri-La Hotel Sydney, New South Wales
Who: Highly Accomplished & Lead teachers (HALTs) from across Australia
The Educator Australia
The importance of expertise in education
Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) held its 8th Annual Highly Accomplished and Lead teacher (HALT) Summit to both recognise the achievement of the nation’s top teachers and present critical insights from several renowned education thought leaders.
2024 Teacher Magazine Teacher Awards
(Judging Panel)
Teacher Magazine has a proud history of highlighting the incredible work of teachers and school leaders working in primary and secondary school settings to lift student achievement and wellbeing. The Teacher Awards recognises outstanding approaches to teaching and school leadership.
The 8 Award Categories are open to educators working in the K-12 school education community and recognise achievements of the last 12 months.
Education Economy is a proud supporter of the Teacher Magazine Teacher Awards and delighted to be on the Judging Panel.
The Judging Panel is comprised of 10 experts in education. The Judging Panel is the second tier of the Awards evaluation process. Preceded by a selection committee which selects a shortlist of candidates, the Judging Panel reviews the shortlist and goes on to select the winner in each category.