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G-TEN Management and Administration Anne Robertson M anager - Leadership and Teacher Development

About G-TEN Semester 2, 2012. G-TEN, the Grampians Region Teacher Education Network, is a membership organisation offering a wide range of high quality professional learning designed to meet the needs of its members .

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G-TEN Management and Administration Anne Robertson M anager - Leadership and Teacher Development

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  1. About G-TEN Semester 2, 2012 G-TEN, the Grampians Region Teacher Education Network, is a membership organisation offering a wide range of high quality professional learning designed to meet the needs of its members. What’s new for G-TEN in 2012? We have a number of new categories: Leadership Development – this year Leadership Development professional learning opportunities are  being offered through  G-TEN, and can be viewed in a NEW Leadership Development category. Many of the programs will be decided by a working party of current school teachers and leaders who meet regularly. This group formerly developed and promoted programs for the Assistant Principals and Aspiring Leaders’ group. Graduate and Returning Teachers - A range of programs specifically designed for graduate and returning teachers can be viewed through the category on the left of the screen. Personal Development – This category will include all sessions to do with your development – eg: First Aid, G-TEN Design Space on Ultranet: This year all resources for professional learning programs will be accessed by DEECD employees though our new Design Space on the Ultranet. (Search for number 52280047). Have a browse around the site for information and G-TEN news. In designing the suite of programs offered, ideas are gained from G-TEN participant responses and also from input from other key stakeholders across the Grampians Region to ensure identified professional learning needs and regional priorities are addressed. To navigate around this document: click on the ‘action buttons’ on the left toolbar and then the hyperlinks to individual program outlines. To exit: hit “Esc” G-TEN Management and Administration Anne Robertson Manager - Leadership and Teacher Development Ph: 5337 8499 robertson.anne.p@edumail.vic.gov.au Mandy Rhook Professional Development Administration Ph: 5337 8471 rhook.amanda.j@edumail.vic.gov.au

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  8. Years 7-12 Term Three To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module B - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures To be arranged At your school Secondary Literacy: Literacy Demands of Secondary Learning To be arranged At your school Secondary Literacy: Developing Speaking and Listening: Supporting Reading and Writing Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice – Secondary Literacy Leaders Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice – Secondary Maths/Numeracy Leaders 24/7/12 Video ConfCommunicator 30/7/12 Ballarat Introduction to the Ultranet 31/7/12 Horsham Garageband: Your music and podcasts on the Mac 31/7/12 Horsham Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach 1/8/12 Ballarat Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn 1/8/12 Ballarat Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) 1/8/12 Horsham Advanced IWB: Smartboard 2/8/12 Ballarat Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach 2/8/12 Horsham (VC) Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn 2/8/12 Ballarat Managing Classroom Behaviour (Session 2) 2/8/12 Ararat Introduction to the Ultranet 6/8/12 Ballarat Getting to know your Macbook computer 6/8/12 Horsham A focus on Grammar - Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts 6/8/12 Horsham Introduction to the Ultranet 7/8/12 Ballarat A focus on Grammar - Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts 8/8/12 Ballarat Introduction to Yenka Software 9/8/12 Horsham Restorative Practices in Schools – Implementing a Restorative Approach 10/8/12 Ballarat The Essential Link between Oral Language Competency, Economic Disadvantage and Learning 13/8/12 Horsham Destination AusVELS 14/8/12 Ballarat Destination AusVELS 14/8/12 Ballarat Apply First Aid - Level 2 Refresher Course 15/8/12 Video ConfIntroduction to the Ultranet 15/8/12 Ballarat Using Interactive Whiteboards in LOTE classes & Multicultural Studies

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  10. Literacy To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module B - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures To be arranged At your school Secondary Literacy: Literacy Demands of Secondary Learning To be arranged At your school Secondary Literacy: Developing Speaking and Listening: Supporting Reading and Writing Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice - Primary Literacy and Numeracy Leaders Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice – Secondary Literacy Leaders 24/7/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 26/7/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 30/7/12 Horsham WA First Steps Writing Version Two 31/7/12 Video Conference Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 1/8/12 Ballarat Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn 2/8/12 Horsham (VC) Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn 6/8/12 Horsham A focus on Grammar - Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts 7/8/12 Ballarat A focus on Grammar - Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts 8/8/12 Horsham The Literacy Block P – 6 Guided Teaching 9/8/12 Ballarat The Literacy Block P – 6 Guided Teaching 10/8/12 Ballarat The Essential Link between Oral Language Competency, Economic Disadvantage and Learning 14/8/12 Ballarat Speech Therapy Assistant Program (STAP) 21/8/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 23/8/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 28/8/12 Video ConfClosing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 4/9/12 Ballarat An Introduction to Blank Questioning and Cued Articulation 5/9/12 Ballarat The Literacy Block P – 6 Reciprocal Teaching 6/9/12 Horsham The Literacy Block P – 6 Reciprocal Teaching 16/10/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Putting It All Together 18/10/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Putting It All Together 24/10/12 Ballarat Secondary Literacy: Reciprocal Teaching and High Reliability Literacy Teaching 25/10/12 Horsham Secondary Literacy: Reciprocal Teaching and High Reliability Literacy Teaching 31/10/12 Ballarat The Literacy Block P – 6 Putting it all together 1/11/12 HorshamThe Literacy Block P – 6 Putting it all together

  11. Numeracy, Science To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module B - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice - Primary Literacy and Numeracy Leaders Various dates Various networks Communities of Practice – Secondary Maths/Numeracy Leaders 24/7/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 25/7/12 Ballarat Primary Maths Specialists: From Maths worksheets to hands on Activities 26/7/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 31/7/12 Video ConfClosing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction 31/7/12 Horsham Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach 2/8/12 Ballarat Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach 8/8/12 Ballarat Introduction to Yenka Software 9/8/12 Ballarat Primary Maths Specialists: Introduction to Scaffolding Numeracy in the Midddle Years 16/8/12 Horsham Introduction to Yenka Software 21/8/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 22/8/12 Ballarat Robotics - Classroom and Curriculum 22/8/12 Ararat Introduction to Yenka Software 23/8/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 23/8/12 Horsham Introduction to Google Sketchup 28/8/12 Video ConfClosing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: The Reflective Classroom 29/8/12 Ballarat Structures - Engineering in our World 7/9/12 Ballarat Connecting with Secondary Mathematics with Charles Lovitt 16/10/12 Horsham Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Putting It All Together 18/10/12 Ballarat Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Putting It All Together 23/10/12 Ballarat Science Connections: Linking Science with the Structure of the AusVELS Science Domain 30/10/12 Horsham Science Connections: Linking Science with the Structure of the AusVELS Science Domain

  12. Learning Environment To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module B - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent To be arranged At your school Powerful Learning: Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures 31/7/12 Ballarat Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Early Years 2/8/12 Ballarat Managing Classroom Behaviour (Session 2) 2/8/12 Bacchus Marsh 0-8 Learning and Development – What it looks like at Darley PS 8/8/12 Ararat Ultranet & Digigrow at Ararat Primary School 9/8/12 Horsham Restorative Practices in Schools – Implementing a Restorative Approach 10/8/12 Ballarat The Essential Link between Oral Language Competency, Economic Disadvantage and Learning 13/8/12 Horsham Destination AusVELS 14/8/12 Ballarat Destination AusVELS 14/8/12 Ballarat Speech Therapy Assistant Program (STAP) 15/8/12 Horsham Enhancing the Integration of ICT and the Curriculum 16/8/12 Video ConfeSmart Briefing – Smart, Safe & Responsible approaches to information technology 17/8/12 Ballarat Maximising the Role of Coaching in Grampians Schools 20/8/12 Ballarat Mandatory Reporting:Protecting the Safety and Wellbeing of Children and Young People Protocol 22/8/12 Ballarat Robotics - Classroom and Curriculum 29/8/12 Dimboola (VC) PODCAST - Sound Files, Creating, Using, Learning 30/8/12 Stawell The role of pretend play in childhood development in the early years 4/9/12 HorshamOnline Koorie Education Learning Plans (KELP) 4/9/12 Ballarat An Introduction to Blank Questioning and Cued Articulation 5/9/12 Video ConfGrowing up in cyber-space 5/9/12 Myrniong 0-8 Learning and Development – What it looks like at Myrniong PS 12/9/12 BallaratOnline Koorie Education Learning Plans (KELP) 12/9/12 BallaratWriting and interpreting the Transition Learning and Development Statement 13/9/12 HorshamWriting and interpreting the Transition Learning and Development Statement 15/10/12 Video confPromoting online cyber-safety & reducing cyber-bullying 15/10/12 Horsham Inclusion of Children with Disabilities or Developmental Delay in Early Childhood Settings 16/10/12 Ballarat iPads for Education 17/10/12 Ballan 0-8 Learning and Development – What it looks like at Ballan PS 17/10/12 Ballarat Introduction to Gamemaker 24/10/12 Ballarat Inclusion of Children with Disabilities or Developmental Delay in Early Childhood Settings 24/10/12 Ballarat Let's Start Connecting 26/10/12 Ballarat Maximising the Role of Coaching in Grampians Schools

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  16. Powerful Learning: Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module A - Working as a School Improvement Team. • The way Powerful Learning is led within a school can exert strong influence on the eventual outcome. The workshop is designed as a reflective process to consider important principles and protocols of operation including establishing norms, goal setting, professional learning, and face to face accountability. • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/When Dates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  17. Powerful Learning: Module B - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module A - Framing the task as a challenging inquiry or problem. • How can learning tasks be planned and delivered in such a way that they present the learner with challenging and differentiated tasks? This workshop explores the ideas of Understanding by Design (Wiggins and McTighe), Problem Based Learning and 21st Century Fluencies. The emphasis is on design as a deliberate, thoughtful, skilful and artful process of crafting teaching and learning. • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/WhenDates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  18. Powerful Learning: Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module C - Learning Intentions, Success Criteria, Feedback and Reflection. • The impact of learning intentions in improving student learning depends on the links made between LI, success criteria, feedback to the student and the teacher and reflection. Together they form a virtual loop critical for effective learning. • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/WhenDates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  19. Powerful Learning: Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module D - Questioning and Higher Order Questions • “Questioning” has long been a key element of teaching. How questions are shaped and delivered can have considerable impact on the effectiveness of teaching and learning. It is not a question of open or closed questioning, high or low order questioning but the purpose of the question and the interaction that it promotes. • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/WhenDates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  20. Powerful Learning: Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module E - Scaffolding Learning: From Modelled to Independent • “Direct Instruction” has long been misinterpreted as “teacher telling”. This workshop examines the model of teaching shown by research to be among the most effective teaching methodologies as a teaching and learning protocol. The stages of learning and the kinds of scaffolds that can be used are explored through the workshop • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/WhenDates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  21. Powerful Learning: Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures • Outline The Powerful Learning modules can be either offered to the team responsible for leading Powerful Learning or for the Whole Staff at your school as either an afterschool session or part of a school Professional Learning day. All six modules can be delivered or a school may opt for a focus on certain components. • Each of the modules identifies area of the work presented by David Hopkins and examines the research and theory behind it and explores how they can be used in practice. Most of the modules are designed as 2 hour sessions but can be tailored to suit school needs or run as a two part session. • Module F - Teaching Academic Vocabulary and Collaborative Group Structures • Research identifies academic vocabulary as a key element in comprehension and building a knowledge field that support learning. Similarly, properly structured collaborative learning increases effective student learning. The workshop identifies the ways in which these strategies can be successfully employed across all classrooms • Presenters Paul Baker - Network Improvement Officer working in Grampians Region • Audience Secondary Teachers, School Improvement Team members (can be modified for primary school settings on request). • Location/WhenDates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $500 per module per school

  22. Secondary Literacy: Literacy Demands of Secondary Learning Outline A student’s literacy goes a long way to determining learning outcomes. A teacher’s capacity to support literacy development can make a difference. We know that students enter the secondary phase of their schooling with a range of literacy capabilities. We also know that each subject area places literacy demands on students. This session will focus on recognising the gaps: “How do we know about the students’ literacy skills?” and “What are the literacy demands of my subject area?” Presenter Paul Baker Audience Secondary teachers, Graduate and Returning teachers Location At your school When Dates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph: 5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  23. Secondary Literacy: Developing Speaking and Listening: Supporting Reading and Writing Outline If students hear and are given the opportunity to use the language of the subject area then they are being supported when they are asked to read and write in that domain. This session will focus on teacher modelling, sharing and use of ‘think alouds’ as a key tool in the process. A range of different literacy skills will be exemplified as well as strategies for developing subject specific vocabulary and orchestrating the talk in your classroom that can promote learning. Presenter Paul Baker Audience Secondary teachers, Graduate and Returning teachers Location At your school When Dates can be arranged for presentation in YOUR school by contacting Paul Baker on Ph 5337 8485 or email baker.paul.j@edumail.vic.gov.au. To assist in planning we ask that this be done as soon as possible or by end of July at the latest. Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  24. Communities of Practice - Primary Literacy and Numeracy Leaders • Outline This Community of Practice is for Primary Literacy and Numeracy Leaders with a focus on teaching, learning and leadership. In this forum educators use their knowledge and experience, seek out new knowledge and share and challenge each other around questions of practice. • Term four dates to be determined by groups • Facilitator Donna Bishop • Audience Primary Literacy and Numeracy Leaders • Who/When Video Conf. Group: 15th August, 4.00-6.00pm • Wimmera Group: 2nd August, 4.30-6.30pm • NE Highlands Group: 22nd August, 4.30-6.30pm • MooraboolGroup:, 1st August, 1.30-3.30pm • Ballarat Group: 16th August, 4.30-6.30pm • Central Group: 13th September, 2.00-4.00pm • Book individually for each session on PDOnline • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools

  25. Communities of Practice – Secondary Maths/Numeracy Leaders • Outline This Community of Practice is for Secondary Maths/Numeracy Leaders and aspiring teachers, with a focus on secondary mathematics teaching, learning and leadership.  In this forum the Community of Practice participants share their knowledge and experience and seek out new knowledge. The Community of Practice follows a protocol for discussing and challenging each other around questions of practice that are generated by the Community of Practice participants themselves. • Facilitators Bruce Schmidt • Audience Secondary Maths/Numeracy Leaders • Who/When Highlands Group: 1st November, 4.30-6.30pm • Wimmera Group: 27th August & 29th October, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools

  26. Communities of Practice – Secondary Literacy Leaders • Outline This Community of Practice is for Secondary Literacy Leaders with a focus on teaching, learning and leadership. In this forum educators use their knowledge and experience, seek out new knowledge and share and challenge each other around questions of practice. • Facilitators Paul Baker • Audience Secondary Literacy Leaders • Who/When Wimmera Video Conf. Group: 25th July & 31st October, 4.00-6.00pm • Ballarat Group: 26th July & 1st November, 1.30-3.30pm • Book individually for each session on PDOnline • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools

  27. Communicator • Outline MS Communicator allows you to communicate from your computer with chosen contacts through phone calls, instant messages, audio and video conferences. MS Communicator is included in the Microsoft button on the eduSTAR image on DEECD computers. • In this 45 minute session you will access MS Communicator, add a contact list, indicate your availability for calls, send instant messages, make phone calls, send small and large files, invite multiple contacts into an audio, video or instant messaging conference. This is a most efficient way to communicate with others. •  Presenter John Scott • Audience All DEECD Staff • Location Horsham Sub-Regional Office, via video conference into your school • When Tuesday 24th July, 4.00-4.45pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  28. Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction • Outline This series of 4 workshops can be undertaken as a whole or singly, intended to support School Teams and teachers. • This session will support you to develop and articulate effective teaching practices to differentiate instruction with your students. Links to key DEECD support documents will be made. •  Presenter Donna Bishop and Anne Robertson • Audience Teachers of children in years P - 6 • Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat • When Tuesday 24th July, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  29. Primary Maths Specialists: From Maths worksheets to hands on Activities Outline During this workshop participants will:·     Discuss what makes a rich open ended sequence of lessons·     Experience a range of hands on activities based on the knowledge of Charles Lovitt (Maths300) and Michael Ymer ·     Discover how you can help children see the maths in real life experiences ·     Explore a range of assessment tasks based on “hands on” learning sessions Presenter Yuille P-8 College Maths Specialist Team – Lynly Doherty, Suzanne Ellis and Marc Dudley Audience Primary Teachers, PLT Leaders, Principals Location Yuille P-8 College, Violet Grove, Wendouree When Wednesday 25th July, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $200 inc GST

  30. Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction • Outline This series of 4 workshops can be undertaken as a whole or singly, intended to support School Teams and teachers. • This session will support you to develop and articulate effective teaching practices to differentiate instruction with your students. Links to key DEECD support documents will be made. • Presenters Donna Bishop and Anne Robertson • Audience Teachers of children in years P - 6 • Location Grains Innovation Park, 110 Natimuk Road, Horsham • When Thursday 26th July, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  31. Outline The First Steps writing resource enables teachers to assess their students’ writing abilities and to link appropriate instruction to their phases of development. A comprehensive range of teaching and learning experiences is provided at each phase. The twelve hour course covers sound literacy teaching theory and useful ideas for enhancing teacher practice. Each participant will need to purchase copies of 4 books (approx $200) (supplied at sessions and invoiced to your school): Linking Assessment to Teaching and Learning, Writing Map of Development, Writing Resource Book and a course book. Please make sure that you can attend both days of the course. Presenter Chris Rossiter, WA First Steps trainer Audience Teachers P-6 Location Grains Innovation Park, 110 Natimuk Road, Horsham When Mondays 30th July, and 20th August, 9.00-3.30 PLEASE NOTE: It is an expectation that you attend all sessions Registration for this course closes 29th June Costs *All participants must purchase 4 text books at an approximate cost of $200 Nil program costs to 'G-TEN' member schools Non-member schools - $280 inc GST WA First Steps Writing Version Two

  32. Introduction to the Ultranet • Outline Basics of the Ultranet for graduates, new teachers, returning teachers or for those who just needs lots of revision! • Presenter Daniel Devaney, Jo Tate • Audience New and returning teachers • Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat • When Monday 30th July, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  33. Garageband: Your music and podcasts on the Mac Outline Garageband is part of the iLife suite of programs provided on every Apple Macintosh computer. The program allows relative novice users to create and edit music tracks using music loops or recorded instruments and voice. This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the basic skills in using Garageband to create their own music tracks and podcasts. Participants will need to bring their own Macbook notebook with Garageband installed as well as a set of suitable headphones. An external USB microphone is desirable but not essential.  Presenter Gary Schultz Audience All staff Location Horsham Regional Office, 26 Darlot street, Horsham When Tuesday 31st July, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  34. Closing the Loop on an Effective Lesson: Differentiating Instruction • Outline This series of 4 workshops can be undertaken as a whole or singly, intended to support School Teams and teachers. • This session will support you to develop and articulate effective teaching practices to differentiate instruction with your students. Links to key DEECD support documents will be made. • Presenter Donna Bishop and Anne Robertson • Audience Teachers of children in years P - 6 • Location Via Video Conference into participating schools • When Tuesday 31st July, 4.00-6.00pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  35. Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Early Years • Outline This workshop will cover: • What is autism Spectrum disorder? • What are the implications of autism on learning and participation in an educational environment? • Issues arising from communication, social behaviours, repetitive behaviour and restricted interests and sensory issues. • What strategies work to create autism friendly learning environments? • Presenters Kris Schmidt • Audience Kindergarten workers and Early Years school staff • Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat • When Tuesday 31st July, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  36. Outline Using the model of the Australian Academy of Science and “Primary Connections”, this workshop will explore the 5Es for developing units of work, and the relationship of this with the e5 Instructional Model. This will be referenced to AusVELS Science curriculum Strands to be implemented in 2013 with hands-on activities. Presenters Bruce Schmidt, Grampians Regional Office, Chris Wines, Ballarat SC and University of Ballarat and Neil Rampling, Ballarat HS Audience Science and Curriculum Coordinators / Educators / Teachers / Education students Location Ballarat Secondary College, Barkly Campus, Barkly Street, Ballarat When Thursday, 2nd August, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach and the e5 Instructional Model

  37. Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn Outline How can we scaffold and support students to be able to comprehend texts and do the kinds of writing that they are expected to produce? This workshop introduces a scaffolding process developed by Dr David Rose that has students deconstruct through reading and reconstruct in writing texts which are the key texts in a subject area. Presenter Paul Baker Audience Secondary teachers, Graduate and Returning teachers Location Grampians Regional Office 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat When Wednesday 1st August, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  38. Outline This three hour course updates CPR skills and knowledge. Time is critical and knowing what to do in the first few minutes can save a life or prevent serious injury. This course provides the knowledge, confidence and life-support skills needed in the first few minutes of a life-threatening situation which enable breathing and circulation to be maintained until medical help arrives. Recognise when a person is having a cardiac arrest; correctly call for Ambulance assistance; individual CPR training with the aid of resuscitation manikins; provide vital assistance and support to the patient while waiting for the Ambulance to arrive; infant and child CPR. Course Validity: 12 months Presenter Emergency First Aid Audience First Aid coordinators, Camp or Sports coordinators and all staff with First Aid responsibility Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat When Wednesday 1st August, 4:30-7:30 pm Costs G-TEN subsidises this program. After subsidy, there is a $60 cost per person to 'G-TEN' member schools. Non-member schools - $100 plus GST. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

  39. Advanced IWB: Smartboard • Outline So you understand the basics of using your Smartboard? What can I do next? It’s time to take the next step and use your Smartboard to its potential to enhance teaching and learning in your classroom. • *Make sure you bring along your laptop with the latest Smartboard software (Notebook 10 or 11) and we will create some practical, relevant items to use in your classroom. • Presenter Gary Schultz • Audience Teachers of students in Years P-10 • Location Horsham West Primary School, Hillary Street, Horsham • When Wednesday 1st August, 4.30-6.00pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  40. Secondary Literacy: Reading and Writing to Learn Outline How can we scaffold and support students to be able to comprehend texts and do the kinds of writing that they are expected to produce? This workshop introduces a scaffolding process developed by Dr David Rose that has students deconstruct through reading and reconstruct in writing texts which are the key texts in a subject area. Presenter Paul Baker Audience Secondary teachers, Graduate and Returning teachers Location Horsham Regional Office – Video Conferencing to participating Wimmera Secondary Schools When Thursday 2nd August, 4.00-6.00pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  41. 0-8 Learning and Development – What it looks like at Darley PS • Outline In these sessions participants will learn about how different schools approach supporting the needs of learners in the early years  and hear  from early years teachers. A range of approaches to learning and development will be explored with an emphasis on the role of play and with reference to the Victorian Early Years learning and Development Framework. These sessions will also include discussion around how schools have resourced their programs. Participants will also be able to see firsthand the learning environments that have been established to support the learner. • Presenters Early Years Team, Darley PS • Audience Early Childhood Professionals and Early Years teachers • Location Darley PS, Nelson Street, Bacchus Marsh • When Thursday 2nd August, 4.30-6.00pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  42. Managing Classroom Behaviour (Session 2) Outline Jenny will continue to guide participants in the effective use of skills and strategies to manage student behaviour from the irritating and annoying to those highly challenging behaviours that may occur from time to time.   As previously she will focus on engaging students, gaining their cooperation and strengthening teacher’s responses to behaviour.  The skills are learned and applied using a process of interactive management which is both proactive and restorative.  This interactive process guides teachers to more effectively manage their everyday interactions with students and work towards creating a congruent and effective learning environment. Presenter Jenny Mackay Audience Graduate and Returning Teachers Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat When Thursday 2nd August, 2.00-6.00pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $280 inc GST

  43. Introduction to the Ultranet • Outline Basics of the Ultranet for graduates, new teachers, returning teachers or for those who just needs lots of revision! • Presenter Jo Tate • Audience New and returning teachers • Location Ararat Regional Office, Barkly Street, Ararat • When Thursday 2nd August, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  44. Getting to know your Macbook computer • Outline This workshop is designed to help participants become familiar with using their new Macbook notebook computer. Topics covered will include managing and using the OSX computer operating system and included programs, installing and deleting applications, managing network preferences and other options. Participants must bring their own MacbookNotebook computer • Presenters Graeme Oswin, Regional ICT Coordinator • Audience All staff • Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat • When Tuesday 6th August, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  45. Outline Grammar is more than learning a set of rules in order to get correct answers in tests or to create error-free speaking and writing. It is also about learning the language to talk about language and how language works to achieve different purposes. It is about enabling users to create and use well-structured, effective and cohesive communication in which the meaning is clear. This session will include practical activities to teach grammar through oral language, reading and writing at whole text, sentence, clause, word group and word level. The teachers will: Identify the grammatical knowledge and metalanguage to be taught. What needs to be taught? When? Discuss activities for teaching relevant grammatical knowledge. Which texts? Which focuses? Share ways of contextualising the teaching of grammar. How can students be supported to create and read increasingly complex texts? Discuss how the Australian English Curriculum can support assessment for, as and of learning about grammar. Presenter Lesley Wing Jan Audience School based staff of students in Years P-9 Location Grains Innovation Park, 100 Natimuk Road, Horsham When Monday 6th August, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $200 inc GST A focus on Grammar- Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts

  46. Introduction to the Ultranet • Outline Basics of the Ultranet for graduates, new teachers, returning teachers or for those who just needs lots of revision! • Presenter John Scott • Audience New and returning teachers • Location Horsham Primary School, Baillie Street, Horsham • When Monday 6th August, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  47. Outline Grammar is more than learning a set of rules in order to get correct answers in tests or to create error-free speaking and writing. It is also about learning the language to talk about language and how language works to achieve different purposes. It is about enabling users to create and use well-structured, effective and cohesive communication in which the meaning is clear. This session will include practical activities to teach grammar through oral language, reading and writing at whole text, sentence, clause, word group and word level. The teachers will: Identify the grammatical knowledge and metalanguage to be taught. What needs to be taught? When? Discuss activities for teaching relevant grammatical knowledge. Which texts? Which focuses? Share ways of contextualising the teaching of grammar. How can students be supported to create and read increasingly complex texts? Discuss how the Australian English Curriculum can support assessment for, as and of learning about grammar. Presenter Lesley Wing Jan Audience School based staff of students in Years P-9 Location Mount Clear Primary School, 1206 Geelong Road, Mount Clear When Tuesday 7th August, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $200 inc GST A focus on Grammar- Teaching grammar within meaningful contexts

  48. Outline Using the model of the Australian Academy of Science and “Primary Connections”, this workshop will explore the 5Es for developing units of work, and the relationship of this with the e5 Instructional Model. This will be referenced to AusVELS Science curriculum Strands to be implemented in 2013 with hands-on activities. Presenters Bruce Schmidt, Grampians Regional Office Audience Science and Curriculum Coordinators / Educators / Teachers / Education students Location Grains Innovation Park, 110 Natimuk Road, Horsham When Tuesday, 31st July, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST Science Connections: Linking Science with the 5Es unit planning approach and the e5 Instructional Model

  49. Introduction to Yenka Software • Outline As part of the updated eduSTAR image NSSCF-sourced, Yenka will be made available to all Years 7-12 students and teachers in DEECD schools. Yenka lets you and your students: • create 3D mathematical models easily, to demonstrate statistics, probability, geometry and coordinates to your class. • demonstrate science concepts colourfully in a safe, accurate virtual world. • Teachers bring their Notebook computer with eduSTAR. • Presenter Daniel Devaney • Audience NSSCF, Secondary & Upper Primary teachers • Location Grampians Regional Office, 109 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat • When Wednesday 8th August, 4.30-6.30pm • Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools • Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

  50. The Literacy Block P – 6 Guided Teaching Outline The fourth session in this series of six builds on the previous sessions. Particular emphasis will be given to managing the literacy block and the teaching strategy of ‘guided teaching’ as described in the Key Characteristics of Effective Literacy Teaching P – 6. http://www.eduweb.vic.gov.au/edulibrary/public/teachlearn/student/keycharliteracyp6.pdf Presenter Donna Bishop & Cilla Leonard Audience Primary Graduate and Returning Teachers Location Grains Innovation Park, 110 Natimuk Road, Horsham When Wednesday 8th August, 4.30-6.30pm Costs Nil program costs to ‘G-TEN’ member schools Non-member schools - $100 inc GST

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