Presenter: Darryn Kruse
This program, presented by a non-technically-minded classroom teacher,
will showcase a range of straight forward ways to enhance students
learning with ICT in the Yrs 5-9 classroom. It will suit
teachers with occasional or full time access to ICT - from a
few computers to a 1:1 program. The ideas explore the various phases of an inquiry process, and will include examples from history, geograph 
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Presenter: Lynne Sherwood
Feel confident taking small or large groups of students overseas to Asia or Europe. Find out how to manage: building a school culture for overseas trips; attracting the right students; selling the trip to the school community; completing successful trip applications and linking the objectives to syllabus outcomes; orientation lessons; choosing and working with the right travel company; building li More Info
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Presenter: Dr Brian Sowerby
The course is aimed at equipping high school teachers to tackle the complex issues of sustainable energy and climate change. The course will provide a balanced overview of the various options required to provide energy in the future while minimising environmental damage. Dr Sowerby favours no particular technology. The focus of the course will be on providing technical details on the various tech More Info
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Presenter: Angela Wilson
This workshop outlines low cost strategies and activities teachers can use to help adolescents with special needs become more effective and efficient learners in an inclusive environment, especially in English, History and Geography, as effective teaching practices are similar in these subjects. The strategies need frequent use, with guided practice, and frequent feedback, before the student will More Info
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