Keynote Sessions announced for Dylan Alcott, Carol Ann Tomlinson, David Mitchell.
 

The 2018 National Disability Leadership Summit will focus on the importance for educational leaders to adopt a whole school approach to ensure quality education is delivered to all students. Developing collaborative practice, robust partnerships with parents, services and the community, and understanding all students’ needs to ensure equitable participation in the education curriculum are some of the topics that will be presented at the Summit. Speakers will also address leadership for delivering high quality learning and support for student outcomes, including working with stakeholders to achieve long term success for every student.

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Day 2 Keynote Address
Inclusion and Why it Matters: A Steep Hill and Why it Matters to Keep Climbing

To say that the challenge of creating meaningfully inclusive classrooms is challenging is an understatement.  While the idea is appealing on an abstract level, at least to some, its realities tax many teachers, and concern many parents... READ MORE  

Day 1 Keynote Address
Disability Awareness and Education

One of Dylan's passions helping change the perceptions of people with a disability across the world, and is an advocate for the social inclusion, inclusion in the workplace for all people with disabilities, as well as breaking down the negative stigma associated with disability... READ MORE  

Day 1 Keynote Address
Evidence-based practices in inclusive education: An ecological perspective

This presentation is based on two interlocking principles. Firstly, there is a recognition that evidence-based policies and practices are increasingly being required in the design of programmes and strategies for educating learners with special educational needs... READ MORE  
Disability Summit Program at a Glance

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