AADES is the peak professional organisation in Australasia representing school level distance education

Join Jenny Donovan and Naomi White of Dubbo School of Distance Education as they take you through their school's Core Values course and its impact on learning culture and engagement. Date: Thursday 7 November 2024 Time: 1.00pm-2.00pm AEDT Registration link in article.

Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu has undergone transformational growth towards embracing change and building connections with Māori. Join Whaimutu Marino to hear the journey undertaken by staff in this organisation as Māori ways of being, doing and knowing are embedded in all areas of delivery. Explore how an organisation shifted from simple acknowledgements and greetings to establishing provision for bilingual and immersion education. Come along and unpack through discussions the small nudges that made for the greatest impact. Te Aka Taumatua means the main vine system - this system nurtures aspirations and innovations, and inspires future generations to step into their uniqueness. Thursday 24 October 1pm AEDT.

How do we meet the social and emotional learning needs of students in distance education? Join Penny Evans, Head Teacher Student Engagement at Finigan School of Distance Education to explore the impact of trauma on the learning experience and identify practical strategies to support the development of student self-regulation to maximise learning outcomes. The positive impact of teacher and school-wide factors in mitigating the adverse effects of ACEs will also be discussed. Thursday 17 October 1pm AEDT.