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Setting the Stage workshop - WA

We would like to invite you to participate in the Australian National Schools Network 2008, 2 day Setting The Stage Workshop opportunity at

Alexander Park Tennis Club
Clyde Road, Menora, Perth, WA 6050
Ph: 08-9370-4252 Fax: 08-9370-4259
on Wednesday 11 June and Thursday 12 June.

This learning opportunity focuses on teacher practice through the lens of learning design and is specific to teacher pedagogy.

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Teaching Our Digital Kids Hub - Adelaide

In 2008 ANSN will be launching a new Hub, aimed at exploring innovative practices in the use of technology, for early childhood educators. The Hub will provide a professional learning opportunity, involving 5 days over 12 months, where participants will explore hands-on strategies, designed to integrate technology into a play-based curriculum, as well as strategies for emergent readers and writers.

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Melbourne Dimensions of Learning workshop

The Australian National Schools Network is running a 2 day introductory professional development opportunity for schools to explore the Dimensions of Learning (DoL) (click here for detailed flyer). This workshop is aimed at primary, secondary and teriarty educators, and focuses to explore how to change our classrooms into thinking domains. The Dimensions provide a detailed framework that is based on extensive research and theory (Dr Robert Marzano) on what we now know about how students learn.

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Big Picture Education - 5 day course - Rockingham WA

The Big Picture Co (Aus) and School of Education Murdoch University together with the Australian National Schools Network invite educators to enrol in a 5-day course on personalising learning.

Big Picture Education Relevance, Rigour and Relationships in a Personalised Curriculum.

January 21st to 25th 2008

Rockingham Campus
Murdoch University
Led by Viv White renowned educator and Director of the Big Picture Co Australia and Professor Barry Down, City of Rockingham Chair in Education Murdoch University.

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Cognitive Coaching workshop in WA

Successful schools work continually to develop a culture of student, teacher and leadership learning success. Cognitive Coaching is integral to this.

Participation in this intensive workshop will equip you and/or members of your team with a set of strategies, a way of thinking and a way of working that invites self and others to shape and reshape their thinking and problem solving capacities to achieve learning success.

Art Costa has pioneered this work and one of his trainers will conduct the course. Click here for more information on the trainer, Sue Presler, and the Center for Cognitive Coaching.

As a result of the training, participants will:

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