A Seminar for Classroom Teachers Reception - Year 8
Practical approaches to strengthening the skills and dispositions needed for learning across the curriculum and for life!
Immerse yourself in inquiry and find out how it can be the ideal vehicle to teach the Wales Curriculum. A practical and inspiring day!
The PERFECT workshop for early years teachers (pre-k – grade 2/3) wanting to start the year strong with lots of examples shared from around the world and the chance to connect and learn from others!
This is the 7th country in which this unique event has been held. Observe three world-experts in inquiry teach children all day, followed by a day to debrief, plan and get personalised support from three presenters!
In the inquiry classroom, we aim to nurture learners who see themselves as capable, curious, resourceful individuals with a strong sense of agency. There is growing evidence of the importance of nurturing the kinds of dispositions and skills that competent, capable learners can apply across the curriculum and throughout their lives. Being curious, creative, courageous and critical, combined with the skills of self-management, collaboration, thinking and communication, are amongst what we can think of as ‘assets’ for learning.
A Workshop for Team Leaders and Coordinators and Aspiring Leaders. Inquiry as an approach to teaching and learning thrives in a broader, school-wide culture of inquiry. Educators in a leadership position play vital role in developing that culture.
Classroom culture is everything - and we create it minute by minute, day by day. The July 6 workshop explores how to create a culture in which curiosity, creativity and agency can truly thrive. On July 7, we dive into assessment: ongoing, authentic and manageable. Both workshops are packed with examples and strategies for immediate application.
