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A New Essential Curriculum
Dr. Heidi Hayes Jacobs
School Leadership and Student Outcomes: Identifying What Works and Why
Viviane Robinson
The University of Auckland
Update on Curriculum Mapping: Best Practices, Latest Research, Newest Teachnologies - workshop
Dr. Heidi Hayes Jacobs
Strand Area - Re-Envisioning Purpose. Abstract Leader Paper- Stimulating Desire for Change
Alastair Rylatt
Alastair Rylatt Consulting
Caldwell ACEL Conference (NXPowerLite).ppt
Professor Brian J. Caldwell
Managing Director, Educational Transformations
Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne
Stimulating Desire for Change
Alastair Rylatt
Alastair Rylatt Consulting
Self-Esteem Panacea or Snake Oil: Is self-esteem the solution to improving student academic outcomes?
Jenny Stanley
University of South Australia
Leadership and the L5 Frame?
Kate Castine & Polly Flanagan
Australian Principals Associations Professional Development Council
ICT Peer Coaching – Supporting the Classroom Integration of ICT
Rita Ellul
Senior Project Officer, Department of Education and Early Childhood
Establishing and Maintaining a Thinking Skills Program
Gerard Alford
Director – ITC Publications Pty Ltd
Take a fresh look at the way we teach reading and spelling
Joy Allcock
Re-Envisioning Purpose
Marie Baker
Teachers Leading from Within: What Does It Take?
Kerry Bissaker & Jayne Heath
School of Education, Flinders University & Australian Science and Mathematics School
Language in Education: Clarity or Confusion
Mark Bliss
Equal Access for All
Sandra Canniff
Senior Education Officer (Educational Leadership), School Leadership and Exucative Learning Unit, Professional Learning and Leadership Development Directorate, NSW Department of Education and Training
Talking leadership – everyone on the same page
Kate Castine
Leading from within education by legitimating students' voices
Russell Bishop, Mere Berryman, Lani Teddy & Tom Cavanagh
ACEL Paper –2007
Dick Cotter
Curriculum Synchronicity
Craig, John & Lesley
Leading and Learning for Understanding
Dr Greg Cunningham
Barker College, Sydney
Innovation in High Schools
Dr Michael Dalton
Oregon State University
Coaching conversations for improved performance
Beverley d’Astoli
Senior Education Officer, Executive Management Development, NSW Department of Education and Training
Agile Education: Student-driven knowledge production
Sue De Vincentis
Faculty of Education, Deakin University
Inside-out and upside-down ... a recipe for reinventing schooling for the 21st century
Leoni Degenhardt
Prescriptions for the Classroom Management Blues
Dr. Barbara D Foster
Spalding University
Best Practice or Better Practice: To what do we aspire? Teacher Professional Development for Literacy
Peter Hayes & Peter Noonan
Consultants, Catholic Education Office of Western Australia
Cultural Communication in Catholic Primary Schools
John J. De Nobile
School of Education, Australian Centre for Educational Studies, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
CHANGING LANDSCAPE FOR PRINCIPALSHIP – NEW CHALLENGES FOR TOMORROW’S LEADERS
Pierre du Plessis, Lloyd Conley & Solly Hlongwane
University of Johannesburg
THE LEADER'S REPERTOIRE
John Edwards
Implementing multi-level program/approaches that address student well-being and connectedness: the role of leadership
Nola Firth
Leadership for Improvement
Sue Bleaken, Aaron West, Lorraine Stiles, Murray Fletcher
Melville Intermediate School, Melville Intermediate School, Matamata Intermediate School, University of Waikato (Hamilton, New Zealand)
Reconceptualising Year 10 Curriculum for the Knowledge Era
Gerard Foley
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS AS IMPLEMENTERS OF MANDATED CHANGE PROCESSES: "BLUE-EYED PERSONS OR SCAPEGOATS"?
Professor Bennie Grobler and Professor Raj Mestry
THE PARADOX OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND COLLABORATIVE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT
Professor Bennie Grobler and Professor Raj Mestry
The work ethic of principals in the management of change: A South African perspective
Professor Bennie Grobler and Professor Raj Mestry
Instructional Leadership in Three Australian Schools
Dr David Gurr, Dr Lawrie Drysdale & Professor Bill Mulford
The University of Melbourne, The University of Melbourne, The University of Tasmania
The Long and Short of Educational Change
Andy Hargreaves
Encouraging deeper levels of learning- understanding the pedagogy of inservice teacher educators' practice and learning. The missing link?
Chris Harwood
Creating a Timely Curriculum: A Conversation with Heidi Hayes Jacobs
Deborah Perkins-Gough
Senior Associate Editor, Educational Leadership
Doing less, better
Roger Hornblow
School Improvement: A way forward for Tasmanian Catholic Schools
Susan O'Donnell
A different approach to secondary vocational education
Terry O'Hanlon-Rose
CEO, Australian Technical College, Brisbane
A different approach to secondary vocational education
Terry O'Hanlon-Rose
CEO, Australian Technical College, Brisbane
It starts with an army of one
Chris Presland
Principal Liason Officer - NSW DET School Leadership and Executive Learning Unit
Teo Torriatte (Let us cling together)
Chris Presland
Principal Liason Officer - NSW DET School Leadership and Executive Learning Unit
Moving beyond Me:Building a Values Culture in Schools through Coaching
Peter Quigley & Jennifer McCoy
Principal Consultant, Catholic Education Office, Adelaide & Director, Positive Change Consulting
From Vision to Practice: The role of the school leader in developing wellbeing
Dr. Sue Roffey
Centre for Educational Research, University of Western Sydney
Education for Transition Towards a Global Society: A Fresh Look at K-8 Social Science
Robert Siegel
Aspiring Women Leaders: Addressing the Issues
Karen Spiller & Ros Curtis
Principal & Deputy Principal, St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School
Encouraging Deeper Levels of Learning
Apiramee Anandarajah & Esther Chia
Ang Mo Kio Primary School, Singapore
Getting the Lead Out: Moving Assessment From Graphite to Cyberspace
Marsha L. Walters & Anne E. Sylvest
The University of Southern Mississippi
Strategies for Middle School Improvement
Jonathan Walter
School Head of Middle School, Caulfield Grammer School, Melbourne, Victoria
A case study of teacher appraisal in Shanghai: Implications for teacher professional development
Xiaofeng ZHANG & Ho Ming NG
Having the 'presence' and courage to see beyond the familiar: Challenging our habitual assumptions of school leadership
Howard Youngs
Senior Lecturer, School of Education, Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand
Assuring the Quality of Education through School-University Partnership
Prof. Nicholas Sun-Keung PANG, Ph.D.
Department of Educational Administration and Policy, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Working Together to Enhance School Outcomes: An Australian Case Study of Parallel Leadership
Dorothy Andrews
Leading with Leverage
Greg Morgan & Lucy McCarthy
Lilydale District School
Curriculum Leadership: Using ICT for Planning Teaching and Learning
Robin Clarke
MEd, BA. Dip Ed, Grad Dip Ed Admin
Aspiring Women Leaders: Addressing the Issues. Leading from Within
Karen Spiller and Ros Curtis
St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School
A REAL-TIME PERFORMANCE MONITORING SYSTEM FOR IMPROVING LEARNING
Prof Peter Cuttance
Research Australia Development & Innovation Institute
From entrenched position to new realities: Experiencing the processes
A/Prof. Dorothy Andrews, Joan Conway, Mark Dawson, Dr Mary Keeffe and Dr Marian Lewis
Leadership Research (LRI), University of Southern Queensland
Best Practice or Better Practice: To what do we aspire?
Peter Hayes & Peter Noonan
Catholic Education Office of Western Australia
The quality of student learning. As a focus for deeper levels of professional learning: Leadership perspectives
Tony Bracken, Gary Borg, Toni Silis
Catholic Education, Diocese of Parramatta
Overview of the Dare to Lead project: "The difference we are making"
Brian Giles-Browne
National Schools Coordinator
We can only create a future if we can imagine it
Tricia Mason-Smith
Resistance and the Objectivity of Knowledge in Science Department Dialogues
John Bainbridge & Rod Fawns
University of Melbourne
Creativity and Innovation in Education
Andrew Fraser
Courage to Push the Boundaries
Dr. Lone Jorgensen
Massey University College of Education
A conversation between different levels of accountability
Dr Dick Cotter
University of Melbourne
Preparing School Leaders In The Electronic Age
Dr. Gary Hoban
National University
Creating Circles of Influence: Transforming Educational Communities
Pennie White and Bonnie Ahles
New Skills for a New Age
Margaret Meijers
New Town High School, Tasmania
School Vision and Mission Statements: What do they mean to the work of teachers?
Mark Dawson
University of Southern Queensland
Agile Education: Student-driven knowledge production
Sue De Vincentis
Faculty of Education, Deakin University
Deep Learning through Interdisciplinary Connections
Graeme Oliver & Peter van der Zwaag
Australian Science & Mathematics School, South Australia
Relational Leadership and Building Futures
Michelle Nemec
Centre for Educational Research, University of Western Sydney
Towards an Understanding of Cultural Integrity for Leadership in Developing Nations: A Beginning
C. Jane Macleod
The six secrets of change
Michael Fullan
Pedagogy for the 21st century
Gregory B. Whitby
Executive Director of Schools, Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Parramatta
Strategic Thinking, Strategic Planning, Stretegic Action
Dennis Doherty
Pathways International Consulting, Principle Consultant
Engaging the Ne(X)t Generation: a virtual reality
Sue Beveridge & Jane Hunter
Connect Classrooms & TaLe Team
Digging Deeper: Designing a CLE
Jenny Allen, Christiarne Carroll-Cross, Matthew Perez, Sue Millet, Kate Burrett & Elizabeth Carnegie
Corpus Christi Catholic High School OAK FLATS
RE-CONCEPTUALISING LEARNING FOR THE KNOWLEDGE ERA
Gerard Foley
Executive Coaching: Achieving the best for you and your people
Mandy O'Bree
Australian growth coaching
Instructional Leadership in Three Australian Schools
Dr David Gurr, Dr Lawrie Drysdale, Ms Helen Goode, The University of Melbourne
In absentia: Professor Bill Mulford, The University of Tasmania
What a wonderful world
Tina Bavaro
Enhancing Leadership Capacity Program (ELCP)
Carol Marshman
Waking up Sleeping Beauty
Dannielle Miller
National Director, Enlighten Education
Walking on the Wildside! Teaching Towards Deeper Understanding in History Through Building Capacity rather than Delivering Content
Joe Alexander
Head of Social Science, Marymount College, Gold Coast, Queensland
WORKING TO IMPROVE CULTURE AND VALUES IN A DIGITAL SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
Associate Professor Narottam Bhindi & Professor Michael Hough AM RFD ED
Director, Australian Centre for Educational Leadership, Faculty of Education, University of Wollongong & Professorial Fellow, Australian Centre for Educational Leadership, Faculty of Education, University of Wollongong
Enough about WHAT school excellence looks like! Now, what about the 'HOW TO'?
Michael King & Jane Kovacs
Quality Learning Australia
So they can fly… building a community of inquirers
Linda Gibson-Langford & Di Laycock
Leading for Understanding
Adrian Lim
Victoria School, Singapore
Better Schools, Better Teachers, Better Results: Improving Performance Management
Vic Zbar and Graham Marshall
Schools without Bullying: Can it Really Happen?
Dr Helen McGrath & Dr Toni Noble
Faculty of Education, Deakin University Melbourne Campus & Faculty of Education, Australian Catholic University National Strathfield
Leading From Within, Creating a Performance & Development Culture.
Toni E. Meath & Janice E. Tallarida
Leadership styles in cross cultural contexts : - circular, linear, or a u-turn?
Steve Money
The Positiove Educational Practices Framework: Leadership Transforming Schools Through Optimism
Dr. Toni Noble & Dr. Helen McGrath
Faculty of Education Australian Catholic University National & Faculty of Education Deakin University Melbourne Campus
CONNECTING WITH THE SELF: How we might assist the personal development of school leaders
Dr Ross Notman
Senior Lecturer in Education, University of Otago College of Education
Walking on the Wild Side! Teaching Towards Deeper Understanding in History through Building Capacity rather than Delivering Content
Joe Alexander
Head of Social Science, Marymount College, Gold Coast, Queensland
So they can fly...building a community of inquirers
Linda Gibson-Langford & Du Laycock
Potential Pursuit: Knowing and growing to lead the change you want to see
David Eddy
Executive Director Educational Leadership, Faculty of Education, The University of Auckland
Mail:
Australian Council for Educational Leaders
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