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Habits of Mind Hub
Welcome to the Habits of Mind Hub of the Australian National Schools Network. The Hub represents several hundred schools from across Australia working with Art Costa's Habits of Mind.
Collectively we have generated significant experience, resources and new knowledge related to the Habits of Mind.
Flyer and RegistrationThe Hub extends an invitation to any teachers working with Habits of Mind to share and extend their learning with other likeminded teachers through the Habits of Mind Hub.
The ongoing, collaborative and generative professional learning opportunities that the Hub offers to schools are unique and supportive of sustained changes to improved teaching and learning. The Hub offers teachers learning opportunities and ways of working with the Habits of Mind that are world leading.
Download the flyer and registration by clicking the picture above.
This one page flyer introduces the Habits of Mind Hub.
You can also register online by clicking here.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the Hub.
Habits of Mind - Next Steps
Art Costa, co-author and originator of the Habits of Mind, teams up with the Australian National Schools Network Hub leaders James Anderson, Tina Doe and Hanan Harrison, to present a powerful learning opportunity.
Mindfulness By Design - 3 day workshop
The Australian National Schools Network presents
Mindfulness By Design
Leading School Change with Habits of Mind in Mind
November 12 - 14, 2008
Led by Art Costa and James Anderson
Click on the flyer for more detailsThis three-day workshop is specifically designed for teachers and principals in schools that are striving towards developing a thinking oriented school culture based on the Habits of Mind.
Participants are assumed to have a good understanding of the Habits of Mind and to have been working towards infusing the Habits of Mind in their settings for at least one year. Most schools participating in the workshop will be, or have been, members of the Habits of Mind Hub although any school that can demonstrate significant work and commitment towards infusing the Habits of Mind into school culture will be welcomed.
Mindfulness By Design - Online Registration
Leading School Change with Habits of Mind in Mind
November 12 - 14, 2008
Led by Art Costa
Schools that have been involved with the Habits of Mind Hub
The following lists all schools that are, or have been, members of the Habits of Mind Hub
Dates for 2008 Habits of Mind Workshops
The dates for Habits of Mind Hub workshops have been released click the read more link to see dates for Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth, brisbane and other locations.
Good habits praised on world stage
Article from Education Times, Vol 15, No 18, 8 November 2007
By Melanie Corben
EVERYONE knows that habits are hard to make (and break), but educators who attended the travelling Habits of Mind International Expo in Melbourne and Auckland, recently came away with a range of innovative ideas to help students behave intelligently when they ‘don't know all the answers'.
Register for the Habits of Mind Hub 2008
Minimum team of 3 teachers. Additional teachers calculated on a pro rata basis
Habits of Mind Hub FAQ
If you can't find an answer to your question here, please feel free to contact us.
About the Hub.
Habits of Mind Expo 2007 - Conference Book
hom 2007 book sample
The first International Habits of Mind Expo was successfully held in Melbourne and Auckland in October 2008. Over 350 educators from around the world experienced first hand the lessons learnt by leading schools from Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii. Feedback from the Expo has been overwhelmingly positive and plans are now afoot for a similar event in 2008!
The 40 page conference book, containing these schools stories can now be purchased for $20 plus shipping. Log in for the 20% member discount.
Habits of Mind - A resource for Australian Schools
Students from the programHow do we help students to develop intelligent behaviours? A number of Australian schools have been working together with the Australian National Schools Network in a research circle to explore the use of the 16 Habits of Mind in their classrooms. Their aim: to help students become better thinkers and know how to draw from a repertoire of strategies when they don't know what to do and develop the habit of doing so.