Push The Boundaries In Leadership

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Kia ora Michael Over the month of July we’ll be sharing a number of educational leadership resources to support you in your learning environment. With Term 2 wrapped up, hopefully you’ll have a few moments to curl up somewhere comfy and delve into some leadership-specific professional learning.

Featured podcasts This week, we throw a spotlight on the Spiral of Inquiry framework. These thought-provoking podcasts provide great insight into the thinking and pedagogy behind it. What is Spiral of Inquiry? Spiral of Inquiry at Douglas Park School Judy Halbert Part 1 – strengthening relationships during distance learning Judy Halbert Part 2 – innovations that stick Upcoming learning opportunities If you’re looking for some creative and courageous leadership direction, check out these professional learning opportunities. Innovative learning practice online programme, commencing 21 July, with Jane Cavanagh, Derek Wenmoth and Lucy Nathan. Find out more > Leadership stories of strength and action webinar, 6 August, with Kathryn O’Connell-Sutherand and Gae Thawley. Find out more > Looking for customised leadership development? We can help with adaptive and responsive solutions to meet your strengths and needs. We can also integrate leadership development with localised curriculum – you may even find locally-focused PLD could apply. More leadership-specific resources will be shared on our social media accounts in the next few weeks. To access them as they are published, simply follow us by clicking on the social icons at the bottom of this email. Feel free to forward this email to your colleagues, perhaps you can push the boundaries of educational leadership together. Happy holidays! Contact us > Ngā mihi nui, CORE Education Share Tweet Forward

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uLearn20 Call For Abstracts Is Open!

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Kia ora Michael We want to hear from you! The call for abstracts is now open for uLearn20. uLearn continues to be the premier conference for the wider education ecosystem. This year’s virtual event is an opportunity to share your ideas, innovations and experiences with educators from Aotearoa and around the world, without the need for travel. As a presenter, you’ll also benefit from our discounted registration rate – just $150+gst for two full days of professional learning. Explore the conference themes, check out the breakout types and get brainstorming! Submissions close 7 August 2020. Find out more > Submit an abstract > Explore the themes > Pohewatia te angitu | Reimagine success Pohewatia te ako | Reimagine learning Discover the keynotes > Be inspired by uLearn20 keynotes; Janelle Riki-Waaka, Dr Lucy Hone, Pedro Noguera and Professor Peter O’Connor. We can’t wait to see you online at uLearn20! Ngā mihi nui, CORE Education tweet share email

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uLearn20 Is Online!

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Kia ora Michael We are very excited to share that uLearn20 is happening – and for the first time ever it will be delivered online! What does uLearn20 look like? uLearn continues to be the premier conference for the education ecosystem in Aotearoa. We’ve had a dedicated team putting in the mahi to develop this year’s event, so it meets the needs of the current climate, while ensuring we deliver a conference that engages and challenges you. On 7-8 October we’ll be bringing you live and on demand options through an exciting, contemporary virtual platform. Explore two themes over two days with four keynotes who will inspire and disrupt your thinking. Customise your learning with six activators, six breakouts and an extensive range of workshops. At only $200+gst (even less with group discounts), uLearn20 is accessible to all, with the added bonus that you’ll be able to dive into content until the end of the year! Find out more > Register now > Explore the themes > Pohewatia te angitu | Reimagine success Pohewatia te ako | Reimagine learning Discover the keynotes > Be inspired by uLearn20 keynotes; Janelle Riki-Waaka, Dr Lucy Hone, Pedro Noguera and Professor Peter O’Connor. Become a uLearn presenter > Share your ideas, innovations and experiences – present a breakout session during uLearn20. The call for abstracts will be opening soon. We can’t wait to see you online at uLearn20! Ngā mihi nui, CORE Education tweet share email

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What’s On In Term 3: Professional Learning Opportunities For Educators

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Kia ora Michael Term 3 is on the horizon! We wanted to give you a heads up about next term’s opportunities, designed to support your own professional learning journey. Topics include; te reo Māori, innovative learning practice, Design Thinking, wellbeing, leadership, NZ history, Te Whāriki, learning through play, and more. All are held online as 1.5 hour webinars or 5-10 week programmes, making them accessible from anywhere in Aotearoa. Registrations are open now. Discover what’s online in Term 3 > Opportunities you might be interested in Innovative learning practice 10 week online programme, starts 21 July. Explore what it means to be an educator in Aotearoa in the 21st century, and be empowered to bring innovative philosophies into your teaching practice. Register now > Innovation is in our DNA: engaging Māori students in Design Thinking Webinar, 3.30-5.00pm, 10 September. Nurture innovation in Māori students by exploring ways Design Thinking can be used as a framework. Register now > Learning through play Webinar, 3.30-5.00pm, 27 August. Delve into the research and value of self-directed learning through play across a number of year levels. Register now >

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CORE Blog: Experience Deep Learning

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Experience Deep Learning By CORE NPDL Facilitation team New Pedagogies of Deep Learning (NPDL) is a global collaboration of more than 1,400 schools in seven countries who are seeking ways to transform teaching and learning approaches that will facilitate deep learning. A key tenet of NPDL is that effective education is about building good humans and actively engaged members of society, as well Read more » Recent Articles: Five tips for connecting with your students through video Distance learning – thoughts on inclusive design. So… you’re the teacher now? Tips and strategies for whānau navigating learning at home Te Whāriki at home: strategies for supporting young children’s learning Thinking differently: distance learning in senior primary Share Tweet Forward

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