Events & Webinars 2023
Ongoing Webinars 2023
Jacaranda On Demand Webinars2023 | Jacaranda Take your teaching to the next level and learn about the latest education trends. |
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Pearson - International Baccalaureate webinarApril 2023 | Pearson Publishing Join the authors of the new Pearson for the IB Diploma Programme as they talk you through the most important changes to the DP Subject Guide for first assessment in 2025. They’ll also show you how Pearson’s new print and digital student books, with separate resources for Standard Level and Higher Level Science, will help make your new journey into the teaching of the biological sciences enjoyable and rewarding. Chemistry: Click here Physics: Click here |
Oxford Implementing the Australian Curriculum Mathematics (9.0): Challenges and opportunities WebinarJune 13th 2023 | Oxford University Press Join expert teacher and presenter, Suzanne Garvey, as she outlines the key features of the new 7–10 Mathematics Curriculum and shares a range of practical strategies and resources designed to help set your students up for success in Secondary Mathematics! |
Macmillan Education Free PD Sessions for EnglishMay 2023 | Oxford University Press In these sessions, Matilda’s expert authoring team will unpack the key knowledge, skills, assessment, and expectations of the 2024 Unit 3 & 4 English and EAL Study Design. Get up-to-speed with the requirements of the new course with specific focus on Unit 3 AOS 3, ‘Creating Texts’ and explore critical teaching and learning points, techniques for connecting and transferring skills across areas of study, and ways to explicitly teach, scaffold, consolidate and extend students throughout the course. Session running order: 1 hour presentation followed by 30 minutes of Q & A with the author team. All attendees at face-to-face sessions will receive an excerpt from Matilda’s new VCE Units 3 & 4 English/EAL textbook plus other giveaways.
Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School, Keilor East. Nossal High School, Berwick Monash University, Clayton Campus Deakin University, Burwood Campus All Seasons Resort/Hotel Bendigo: Online-only events:
Wednesday 21st June Presented by: Hayley Harrison, Julia Lippold and Virginia Danahay |
Oxford Implementing the Australian Curriculum Science (9.0): Challenges and opportunities WebinarJune 14th 2023 | Oxford University Press Join Oxford experts as they outline the key features of the new Australian Curriculum: Science 7–10 (Version 9.0) and share a range of practical strategies and resources designed to help set your students up for success in Secondary Science! |
Oxford Implementing the Australian Curriculum Humanities and Social Sciences (9.0): Challenges and opportunities WebinarJune 15th 2023 at 4pm | Oxford University Press Join expert teachers and presenters, Majella Wessel, and Kay Bishop, as they outline the key features of the new Australian Curriculum: Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) and share a range of practical strategies and resources designed to help set your students up for success in HASS! |
National Education Summit ConferencesFriday 16th June to Saturday 17th June 2023 9am - 4pm | Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre Professional learning designed by Australian educators, for Australian educators Join principals, school leaders and educators from K-12 at the National Education Summit. Held over two days educators can experience innovative Conferences, Workshops and interactive Seminars delivered by experts and thought leaders from the education sector. Educators can also engage with exhibitors showcasing the latest in resources at the The Education Show, an education focused Free Trade Expo. Educators attending the event can earn professional development hours on any time spent at the event. Hear from experts in the education sector
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Cambridge VCE Physics Study Design Webinar20th July 2023 4:30PM - 5:30PM | Online Webinar This webinar will examine key components of the new VCE Physics Study Design via the lens of Cambridge Senior Science Physics VCE, particularly Units 3&4, with an emphasis on the external examination and school-assessed coursework tasks. The webinar will cover:
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Cambridge Food for Life 7-10 Webinar: Supporting teachers and students through AC v9.0Thursday 27th July from 4.30pm - 5.30pm | Cambridge University Press With Fiona Matthews and Chrissy Collins Join these experienced and passionate Food for Life authors in a webinar as they explore how this new resource package for the AC v9.0 caters to all types of learners and supports both new and experienced teachers. This webinar will cover key features of the new Food for Life 7-10 resource, highlighting:
Let us help you inspire your students in all things Food. |
Cambridge Uni Press: Cambridge Senior Science Chemistry VCE Units 3&4 WebinarWednesday 26th July 2023 | Online Join co-authors Brett Drummond and Simon Maaser as they outline the key Study Design changes for VCE Chemistry at Units 3&4 and discuss how the forthcoming Cambridge Senior Science Chemistry VCE Units 3&4 resources will support teachers to meet these new requirements. What to expect in the webinar:
After the presentation there will be the opportunity to ask the authors questions in a Q&A session. |
HTAV Annual Conference: HISTORY NOWThursday 27 – Friday 28 July 2023 | Jasper Hotel, Melbourne CBD Early bird Rate closes midnight Wednesday 12 July. The HTAV Annual Conference, themed History Now, will feature an impressive range of workshops, lectures and practical seminars that will provide ideas for engaging classroom strategies, activities and pedagogy to help build on the learning outcomes of students. Learn from experts from schools and organisations across Victoria in an environment filled with like-minded educators. This is an experience rich with insights that you can take back to your classrooms and share with your school community. The evaluation feedback from our conferences shows that teachers advance their subject-specific knowledge and practice by reaching beyond their own school gates. Join us on an informative and insightful History journey and share in the unique spirit when the History community comes together. Confirmation emails with session allocations and full event details will be issued during the week beginning Monday 24 July. |
Cambridge VCE Media Study Design with Ben Hoban2nd August 2023 4:30PM - 5:30PM | Online Webinar Join Ben Hoban, VCE Media teacher and advocate for innovative learning and digital literacy, as he discusses the key components of the new VCE Media Study Design and how Media Reframed VCE Units 1-4 Second Edition will support teachers and students through the changes. This webinar will cover:
Attendees will go in the draw to receive a $500 Cambridge voucher |
GTAV Annual Conference 2023: Geography: The Power of InterconnectionsMonday 7th August | Jasper Hotel, Melbourne CBD Tuesday 8th August | Fieldwork Locations Information will be available shortly. Register Here Learn more here |
EduTECH - One giant festival for all of Education24th and 25th August 2023 | Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre EduTECH is the largest trade show and conference for the entire education lifecycle across Australia. Get ready to reconnect in-person at the meeting place for the brightest and most innovative minds in the education space. |
Insight Creative Writing Competition 2023Entries open: 20 March 2023 | Entries close: 1 September 2023 Entries for the 2023 Insight Creative Writing Competition are now open! This competition is open to high school students around Australia as we aim to ignite a passion for creative writing and inspire the voices of the future. Entering the competition is free and all entrants will have the chance to share in over $3000 of cash prizes! All shortlisted entries will also be judged by acclaimed Australian authors. Past judges have included Alice Pung, Arnold Zable, Cath Moore, Michael Pryor, Will Kostakis and Jack Henseleit. This year’s shortlist judges will be announced in the coming months, so make sure you follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see the official announcement! Over the past six years, we have had the pleasure of reading more than 1500 creative pieces from high school students around the country. If you’re a budding writer in high school, we’d love to see your work. Competition Key Dates |
MAV23 ConferenceThursday 30 November and Friday 1 December 2023 from 8:00AM - 4:00PM | La Trobe University, Bundoora To ensure continual improvement in mathematics education, we need to aim high! All students have the right to leave school with a high level of numeracy, and the mathematics skills, knowledge, and positive dispositions to support them in further study, and their professional and civic lives. Many factors need to come together for success, and we recognise that teaching and learning is complex arrangement of priorities and factors that must be effectively implemented to bring about improvement. Teachers and leaders must consider the evidence of what constitutes quality numeracy and mathematics teaching, learning, and assessment. They must implement, test, and refine proven approaches, and ensure that student needs are met within their unique school context. We are committed to focusing on teaching the student and understand that numeracy and mathematics teaching is proficiency-rich, helping develop independent users of mathematics. Formative assessment must be part of the approach, to be responsive to each student’s needs as they progress. All students deserve to experience productive challenge, high quality learning experiences, and true engagement and enjoyment in mathematics. Join us at MAV23 to explore how we raise the bar and improve our approaches to lead improvement in student, school, and system outcomes. Subthemes:
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