06
Aug

The Learning Landscape: ONLINE SELF PACED

SELF PACED ONLINE LEARNING
Bring learning to life in your classroom and teach your students to become better learners.
The Learning Landscape gives learners a powerful way of helping students understand the different types of challenges they are facing, equipping students with powerful learning tools that will help them now and into the future.

Prepare your students to traverse Challenge Pits, drawing on the Habits of Mind you’ve put in your backpack. Embark on learning journeys and climb the highest peaks of the mountains of expertise!
  • Presented by
    James Anderson
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    06 Aug 2020
  • Time:
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
11
Aug

Growth Mindset Masterclass – ONLINE SELF PACED

ONLINE SELF PACED LEARNING: Changing Mindsets
In this powerful workshop, you will discover why so many of our current school-based Growth Mindset interventions have failed. Most importantly, you will discover how to implement strategies that work!
Move past the social media myths and misunderstandings about Growth Mindsets and discover how to make an enduring difference to your students’ learning.
In this masterclass, you will explore the Mindset Continuum, gaining new insights and a powerful toolkit of classroom strategies that will develop your students’ Mindsets.
  • Presented by
    James Anderson
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    11 Aug 2020
  • Time:
    12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
04
Sep

SUPERHEROES: POWER UP YOUR LEADERSHIP – RECORDED PRESENTATIONS

Please note due to covid restrictions we are now offering  RECORDED keynote presentations.
A one day conference for those in senior leadership roles: DP’s/APs and Team leaders
We have a fantastic line up of keynote speakers sharing inspirational stories and messages.Log in and be inspired to “Power Up” your leadership.
  • Presented by
    Various
  • Location:
    Recorded Package
  • Date:
    04 Sep 2020
  • Time:
    12:00 AM - 12:15 AM
13
Oct

Succeeding with Habits of Mind – ONLINE SELF PACED

The Habits of Mind are one of the true classics in education. Derived by Art Costa and Bena Kallick, the Habits of Mind describe what the most efficacious learners do when confronted with problems, the solutions to which are not immediately apparent.
This course will show you how to go beyond the basics, and ensure your work with Habits of Mind has a significant impact on student learning outcomes. 
  • Presented by
    James Anderson
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    13 Oct 2020
  • Time:
    12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
13
Oct

Succeeding with Habits of Mind – ONLINE with James Anderson

ONLINE LEARNING over 5 x 1 hr sessions – Tuesday October 13/20/27 + Wednesday 4/11 November
The Habits of Mind are one of the true classics in education. Derived by Art Costa and Bena Kallick, the Habits of Mind describe what the most efficacious learners do when confronted with problems, the solutions to which are not immediately apparent.
This course will show you how to go beyond the basics, and ensure your work with Habits of Mind has a significant impact on student learning outcomes. 
  • Presented by
    James Anderson
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    13 Oct 2020
  • Time:
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
02
Feb

Working with Students with Challenging Behaviours – Dr Bill Rogers

The reality and extent of ‘behaviour disorder’ as a phenomenon in mainstream schools (with special reference to ADD / ADHD spectrum behaviours).
Supporting teachers who have such student behaviours in their classes;
Developing early intervention plans (including uses of time-out);
Developing IBMP’s (individual -behaviour-management-plans) on a whole-school basis;
Behaviour management and discipline practice;
And more…
  • Presented by
    Bill Rogers
  • Location:
    Learning Network NZ
  • Date:
    02 Feb 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
17
Feb

TEACHER WELLBEING: investing in self-care for a resilient future – Graham Watts

Package includes 4 x 60min webinars : Wednesdays 17 Feb/ 3 March/7 April and 5 May 7.30-8.30am
Teaching has never been as easy job and schools are not always oases of calm. In the current situation in which we find ourselves, there are many additional pressures and stressors we face as we strive to do our best for our students, as we support our colleagues and the wider community. But who cares about your wellbeing? Who is looking out for you when you are feeling overwhelmed and under pressure? It’s time for you to focus on your self-care and invest in your wellbeing
  • Presented by
    Graham Watts
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    17 Feb / 05 May 2021
  • Time:
    07:30 AM - 08:30 AM
18
Feb

LEADING WELLBEING for Educators in Schools – Practice Group (Graham Watts)

The online practice group meeting will be small in size to ensure all voices are heard. The maximum per group is 8 participants. 

Package includes 6×60 min online sessions Thursdays 18 Feb / 4 March / 8 April / 6 May /3 June/ 8 July

Leading wellbeing initiatives in schools, is rewarding but it can also be a challenge. To support the work and wellbeing of Wellbeing Leaders in schools, we offer an online Practice Group that meets for a full day at the start of the school year before moving to online monthly meetings. The focus of this group is the implementation of sustainable wellbeing programmes in school, effective baseline data collection methods, monitoring and evaluation approaches and strategies to create a culture of wellbeing in a school.
  • Presented by
    Graham Watts
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    18 Feb / 08 Jul 2021
  • Time:
    07:30 AM - 08:30 AM
01
Mar

FUTURE READY LEADERSHIP – a 4 part webinar series

SERIES OVERVIEW: March 1/March 19/ May 3/May 31 , ONLINE 7am-8.30am (NZ time)
This Future Ready Leadership program is designed for existing or emerging leaders and provides theory, practical exercises and interactive team building.

Participants in the program will develop and consolidate a variety of leadership competencies with an emphasis on research proven behaviours that successful leaders and organizations demonstrate.
This program has been developed based on current research in leadership and professional development and consists of four modules, each 90-minutes in duration and  delivered online, in an interactive webinar format.
  • Presented by
    Catherine McCullough
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    01 Mar 2021
  • Time:
    07:00 AM - 08:30 AM
15
Mar

FIVE WAYS OF BEING – LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME

ONLINE Sessions: 6x 2 hour sessions 3.15pm -5.15pm (NZ time)  15/16 March, 29/30 March and 10/11 May
The Five Ways of Being program supports leaders in the development of their own leadership style and strengthens their capacity to have a major impact on learning. With many competing demands, it’s easy for leaders to forget that learning lies at the heart of everything they do. Based on the book, Five Ways of Being, this program helps leaders gain an understanding, agreement and clear articulation of what being a learning leader in an organisation looks like, sounds like and feels like.
  • Presented by
    Gavin Grift
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    15 Mar / 11 May 2021
  • Time:
    03:15 PM - 05:15 PM
24
May

TEACHER LEADERSHIP – 4 x ONLINE SESSIONS FOR IN-SCHOOL AND ACROSS-SCHOOL LEADERS 2021

ONLINE Sessions: 4 x 2 hour sessions 3.15-5.15pm (NZ time)  : 24/25 May and 28/29 June
This program is designed for both emerging and middle leaders, although members of executive teams will benefit also.
Teachers leaders take on variety of roles that support school and student success. A school’s capacity for improvement relies upon effective teacher leaders who have been given formal or informal roles that extend beyond the classroom in support of whole school goals.
  • Presented by
    Gavin Grift
  • Location:
    ONLINE
  • Date:
    24 May / 29 Jun 2021
  • Time:
    03:15 PM - 05:15 PM
14
Jun

ALIVE & WELL: Developing a School Rich in Wellbeing – Tony Ryan

Feeling tired lately? If you are, then you’re hardly alone. In part due to global upheavals, teachers and school leaders are working longer hours in the midst of increasingly complex issues. Continuing on this pathway will be detrimental to both personal and professional welfare. So, can anything be done about this?

This workshop will practically address how to generate a culture of wellness that is sustainable and productive. You will be offered a powerful range of personal, classroom and staffroom strategies that focus on empathy, enjoyment, energy and emotional resilience… as well as some special processes for ensuring the psychological welfare of all school community members. And especially… this session will help you to feel pride and deep belief in the most important profession on the planet – teaching.

  • Presented by
    Tony Ryan
  • Location:
    Learning Network NZ
  • Date:
    14 Jun 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
15
Jun

Thinking about Thinking – Tony Ryan

THINKING ABOUT THINKING “Hear what Tony has to say”
We often talk about the skills that our young people will need in the future. Adaptive agility, resilience, collaboration and social entrepreneurship feature strongly in the conversation. They are all vital. And yet, there is one major skillset that transcends all others: the ability to think effectively.
If you are serious about teaching your children to think, then you will love this workshop. It will be practical, entertaining, and highly relevant to everyday teaching.
  • Presented by
    Tony Ryan
  • Location:
    Learning Network NZ
  • Date:
    15 Jun 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
24
Sep

LEADER PRENEURS…inspiring innovative leaders

A one day conference for those in senior leadership roles: DP’s/APs and Team leaders
We have a fantastic line up of keynote speakers sharing inspirational stories and messages.
Come along and be inspired by innovative global and local leaders.
  • Presented by
    Various
  • Location:
    Waipuna Hotel
  • Date:
    24 Sep 2021
  • Time:
    08:30 AM - 04:00 PM
27
Sep

LEARNING TRANSFORMED- 8 KEYS TO DESIGNING TOMORROW’S SCHOOLS, TODAY-QUEENSTOWN

QUEENSTOWN WORKSHOP
The current speed of technological breakthroughs has led to the coming age of workplace automation, dramatically altering the world of work that our students will enter. With all that is known about how students learn and the predictions regarding the world that our students will face tomorrow, a one-size-fits-all approach to teaching and learning is educational malpractice.
Built on the foundation of leadership and school culture, a redesigned learning experience fundamentally shifts the teaching and learning paradigm to one that’s personal.
Eric will dissect this approach to unlocking tomorrow’s schools so that today’s modern learners leave ready to create new industries, find new cures, and solve world problems.
  • Presented by
    Eric Sheninger
  • Location:
    TBC-QUEENSTOWN
  • Date:
    27 Sep 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
11
Oct

Building Learning Power through Inquiry – Guy Claxton and Kath Murdoch (Auckland)

What’s the point of inquiry learning? Is it to engage students more? Is it to have more fun? Is it to find out things that are useful to ourselves, our schools and our communities? Yes – all of these, but there is a deeper purpose: to help children develop the skills and attitudes that enable them to be resilient and resourceful learners in school and out, and for the rest of their lives. We have seen in the COVID-19 crisis that some children already possess these qualities, and have flourished as learners at home. But others have not and have floundered. It’s not fair to leave this to chance. What can we do now, in our schools, to make sure that all our children are lockdown-learning-ready? That’s where Inquiry Learning and the Learning Power Approach fit so well together. In this day of practical strategies and cutting-edge debate, Kath Murdoch and Guy Claxton will explore the future of learning.
  • Presented by
    Guy Claxton
  • Location:
    Waipuna Hotel & Conference Centre
  • Date:
    11 Oct 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:30 PM
13
Oct

Building Learning Power through Inquiry – Guy Claxton and Kath Murdoch (Queenstown)

QUEENSTOWN event
What’s the point of inquiry learning? Is it to engage students more? Is it to have more fun? Is it to find out things that are useful to ourselves, our schools and our communities? Yes – all of these, but there is a deeper purpose: to help children develop the skills and attitudes that enable them to be resilient and resourceful learners in school and out, and for the rest of their lives. We have seen in the COVID-19 crisis that some children already possess these qualities, and have flourished as learners at home. But others have not and have floundered. It’s not fair to leave this to chance. What can we do now, in our schools, to make sure that all our children are lockdown-learning-ready? That’s where Inquiry Learning and the Learning Power Approach fit so well together. In this day of practical strategies and cutting-edge debate, Kath Murdoch and Guy Claxton will explore the future of learning.
  • Presented by
    Guy Claxton
  • Location:
    Copthorne Hotel
  • Date:
    13 Oct 2021
  • Time:
    09:30 AM - 03:30 PM