Presentations

According to research, feedback is one of the most effective ways for students to improve and develop their learning skills.

This session will bring together the voices of leader, teacher and coach, that will spark ideas for innovation and change in your own school setting.

In this engaging and informative workshop, participants will explore research-based strategies for creating assessments that honor the rich linguistic diversity of our multilingual learners.

Join us to connect with others and gain some insight of where to start when transferring your skills from the classroom to the adult learning arena.

In this session, we will explore the journey from tools to transformation.

In this session, Joe Dale shows how AI can boost student agency and independence while giving teachers creative, multimodal workflows to enrich their lessons. You’ll see how NotebookLM creates audio and video overviews — and, in Google Classroom, enables students to build their own quizzes and flashcards, supporting personalised learning and autonomy.

This presentation tells the story of a Grade 4 cohort with a big reputation, and how intentional community building transformed the narrative.

Computational thinking has become an integral part of education for 21st century learners. MIT App Inventor, a blocks-based programming language, is a useful tool to teach learners, both young and old, how to problem solve and think computationally.

This session explores the notion of deeper learning and how to design rich learning experiences for all learners. It unpacks researched data on the design of deep, rich, impactful learning within the everyday rhythms of the classroom, as well as providing a workflow to create a shared language of learning that empowers teaching teams to flourish.