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New metaphors for leadership in schools

Melbourne 30 September, 1-2 October, 2008

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Click more to read Australia's Presentation to the 4th APEC Education Ministers Meeting by Hon. Maxine McKew, Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood Education and Child Care.

 

How can we raise the quality of school education so that every student benefits?

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In this workshop, Michael Furdyk will use his own story as a powerful example to provide us with an in-depth look at the "Net Generation" and how their use of technology is influencing many aspects of society.

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"Whatever!"

The conceptual age and the evolution of School v2.0

 

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Michael Fullan's latest book - click 'more' for details and the order form

 

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2008 ACEL Conference



Lead papers include Di Fleming, Steve Brown and Mark Tradwell

Conference details and registration


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Resources for Improving Teaching and Learning

Download the 2008 ASCD/ACEL catalogue today to find a number of new resources to support classroom leaders, executive and principals in their professional and personal lives.    View online  Download Brochure.

ACEL FastNews

NATIONAL - Find out how dishonest students are using technology to 'outsource' their course work.

NSW - The teacher shortage has caused great problems for Condobolin High School.

NATIONAL - The Australian Jewish Funders has met to discuss the rising cost of Jewish education.

VIC - Coalition leaders Ted Baillieu and Peter Ryan have pledged $400 million of funding for Catholic schools, if they win the 2010 state election.

TAS - The price of a bus fare for some TAFE students has risen from 60c to $13 per day.

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