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ACEL & The Australian Institute
for Voice and Aspirations
PROUDLY PRESENTS
VOICE AND ASPIRATIONS
THE
KEY TO UNLOCKING STUDENT AND STAFF POTENTIAL
Understanding
the Dynamics of Voice and Aspirations
Dr. Russell Quaglia is a pioneer in the field of education,
known for his unwavering dedication to student voice and aspirations. His innovative
work is evidenced by an extensive library of research-based publications and media
appearances. He has authored the School Voice suite of surveys and best-selling
books, including Student Voice: The Instrument of Change and Engagement
by Design. His commitment and lifelong dedication to student voice led him
to being a co-founder of the recently formed Australian Institute for Voice and
Aspirations. Dr. Quaglia has become a frequent visitor to schools and institutions
around the world, demonstrating his passion for ensuring that students, teachers,
principals and parents’ voices are always heard, honoured, and acted upon. READ MORE
?Dr. Kristine Fox is a Senior Field
Director at the Quaglia Institute for School Voice and Aspirations. She has led
professional development initiatives at the state, district and school level throughout
the United States, Canada, and England. Dr. Fox is a former school administrator
and author of several books, including Aspire High: Imagining Tomorrow’s
School Today and Parent Voice: Being in Tune With Your Kids and
Their School, as well as the ASCD quick reference guide Student Voice in the
Classroom. Dr. Fox’s passion for learning and supporting educators includes
advising doctoral students as a committee member. READ MORE
Dr. Quaglia will present his groundbreaking work on the importance of voice
and the impact it has on students’ academic motivation and aspirations. In this
full-day session, educators will learn practical strategies to listen
to, learn from, and lead with all students and school stakeholders.
Data gathered from half a million students will be shared, and participants
will explore the implications the data has for how educators can impact students’
success. Dr. Quaglia’s fundamental belief is that we can and must learn
from students if we are to ensure that all students are reaching their fullest
academic, personal and social potential.
This session will focus on how
to create the conditions that allow the voices of everyone invested in your school—including
students, teachers, principals and parents — to flourish. Voice can bring coherence
to the sometimes disparate efforts of schools striving to create an engaging learning
environment. In order for schools to optimize engagement, the voices of all stakeholders must be honoured and acted upon.
LOCATION & DATES
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Sydney, 18th May 2020
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Brisbane,
20th May 2020
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Adelaide, 25th May 2020
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Darwin, 27th May 2020
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FURTHER
DETAILS
Time: 9am - 4pm
Cost: $495
Combine and Save: $655
Receive a discount when you combine
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you back to the school year for 2020. Of course, we cannot commence with any message
to the year without sending our sincere thoughts to everyone effected by the recent
devasting bushfires. We send our support to each community and every individual
effected and join the rest of Australia in thanking the tireless firefighters,
volunteers, community support workers and every single selfless person who has
assisted our fellow citizens in this tragic time of need. This tragedy has brought
sadness and devastation to so many, but in the midst of such hardship the inspiration
of witnessing community, neighbours and strangers alike coming together in solidarity
to support one another has once again been a demonstration of the collective spirit
of humanity and compassion we can share as fellow citizens. To all once again we say thank you.
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[commencing Feb 11th] will cover all aspects of professional development including
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to new resources made available within each period, plus a new regional newsletter
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