Presentations

Covid 19 has pushed learning at South African private school into the digital realm. Even as schools have been re-opened since the end of our hard lock down, hybrid teaching is still norm.

Idea management provides a strategic way to be truly inclusive and crowdsource ideas from across all facets of your organisation. It provides a continual pipeline of innovations, that are aligned to institutional goals and assessed by those who matter most; the community. This session will explore the practicalities of how International Schools Services has begun to strategically embrace idea management within both its business operations and managed schools.

In this interactive session, we will explore how our unique approach to blending Design Thinking and Computational Thinking can be used to solve any problem.

Join us for an Augmented Reality (AR) introductory workshop. Firsthand experience is one the most powerful ways to learn. With AR, students can experience just about anything they can imagine. Join us to explore how AR on iPad is helping transform what is possible in the classroom.

The session will equip participants with practical strategies for fostering a culture that balances niceness with open communication and healthy conflict resolution.

In this presentation, participants will engage with some of the Lincoln Center Education Capacities for Imaginative Learning as learners. They will leave with a plan for how to incorporate at least 1 of the capacities into their lessons regularly.

This active and supportive workshop focuses on musculoskeletal pain and how changing the way that teachers stand, sit, and walk in simple ways can help them to self-manage their physical wellbeing and in turn make some long lasting changes to how the children they teach also take care of their physical wellbeing.

In this session, we will explore the transformative potential of creating a student-centered learning ecosystem that integrates digital design studios, design thinking, and gamification.

Explore practical ways to enrich STEM education with engineering clubs. This workshop provides ideas and projects to help educators start clubs that encourage creativity and problem-solving.

This session explores our journey of placing students at the center of educational feedback.