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Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
ASEPA article today.
Here is my article in today’s Educator as ASEPA president.
theeducatoronline.com/k12/ne…
@APPAvoice @ASPALeaders @nswppa @NSWSPC
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
ASEPA article today.
Here is my article in today’s Educator as ASEPA president.
theeducatoronline.com/k12/ne…
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
As ASEPA President I have been nominated to be on the Commonwealth Teacher Workforce Working Party meeting in Canberra today and tomorrow. As a proud @NSWSEPLA, @nswppa and @NSWSPC member it’s great to be at the table. @MattJohnsonNet – at Sydney, New South Wales
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Free project website after registering here: www151.griffith.edu.au/redca… Co-authors @MWslp, @DavidTrembath, Dawn Adams, Kate Simpson, & Megan Clark
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
GCMH member @Jess_Paynter presented at the Queensland Association of Special Education Leaders' (@QASEL) conference (#QASELCON22) recently. Shared findings in co-designing a coaching model for supporting teacher use of EBPs with their students on the autism spectrum.
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
I had such a good time delivering my keynote on “Leading School Culture” at #QASELCON22 @QASEL recently. These are genuinely dedicated, good-hearted, funny and highly capable School Leaders providing educational leadership where it’s most needed. qasel.org.au/qaselcon-2022
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Find out more about implementing Restorative Practices in your School at our FREE webinar...
Register here: hubs.ly/Q01j6pC80
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Great to be part of the Australian Primary Principals Association @APPAvoice National Advisory Council meeting in Brisbane. A great group and provocative agenda. @nswppa @NSWSEPLA @MattJohnsonNet
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Great to be able to present and discuss equity in Australian education today @GonskiInstitute hosted by @ScottEacott with my national president colleague from the Australian Secondary Principals Association Andrew Pierpoint @ASPALeaders @NSWSEPLA @NSWSPC @nswppa
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
And the Roselynne Anderson Memorial Prize in Special Education goes to... Lovina Bailey!
The prize was established in 2021 in honour of Roselynne Anderson who passionately advocated for education policy and special education for over 30 years.
@QASEL 💛
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
We sincerely thank @QASEL and the Anderson family for their support of our education students 👩🏫
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Only 3 weeks to go until nominations for the 2022 Showcase Awards for Excellence in Schools close. Celebrate and share your school’s outstanding programs and initiatives 🔗 bit.ly/3MeSuga
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality. Collectively we can all #BreakTheBias.
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Remember, the school closures site continues to provide up to date info about school closures and the following resources can help you:
🚗 QLD Traffic website - qldtraffic.qld.gov.au/
🚌 TransLink weather affected services website - translink.com.au/service-upd…
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
Tomorrow (Fri 4 March) schools across the #SEQld that can safely open tomorrow will only be open for children of essential workers and children experiencing vulnerability. Schools will communicate this information with their school communities immediately.
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
At 11am today, the Premier has advised due to the extreme weather forecast in #SEQld, families should collect their children from schools in the following areas as soon as it is safe to do:
📍 the northern Moreton Bay region
📍 Sunshine Coast
📍 Gympie
📍 Wide Bay up to Bundaberg
Qld Association of Special Education Leaders retweeted
If you don’t need to be out on the roads, don’t be.
Safety of students and staff is of course paramount, and this weather is of serious concern.
Please listen into your local media stations and follow BOM warnings so you have all of the latest information, and stay safe.