Youth Connect - Education Forum 2024
Education Forum for Teachers
Anxiety - Resilience - Behaviour - Artifical Intelligence
Anxiety - Resilience - Behaviour - Artifical Intelligence
Welcome to Youth Connect 2024
Sit back | Learn | Nourish | Mingle
Date and time:
Friday 9th of August 2024
8:45 am – 3:45 pm ACST
Education Forum:
This forum will provide you with the opportunity to connect with progressive thought leaders who are addressing the real issues facing young people today.
Join us to explore a range of essential topics, including:
○ ‘Empowering Anxious Kids And Teens In The Classroom And Beyond’
○ ‘Improve Student Behaviour And School Climate’
○ ‘Impact Of Pornography And What Schools Can Do’
○ ‘Embracing ChatGPT In Schools’
“Covering virtually every topic you can connect with wellbeing in schools. Including fantastic ambassadors in the field of wellbeing and high quality resources to choose from.” Sean Inman, Head of Wellbeing Programs, St. Peters College
Location:
Hectorville Sports and Community Club
31 Fisher Street
Magill, SA 5072
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Cost:
$150 + service fee
Morning Tea + Lunch included | PD Certificate Available
On-site parking available | Door prizes | Coffee Van on arrival
Speakers
Don't miss this opportunity to hear from forward-thinking education leaders, such as:
Dr Jodi Richardson - 'Empowering Anxious Kids And Teens In The Classroom And Beyond'
Anxiety among children and adolescents is at an all-time high. In addition to reducing day-to-day quality of life, anxiety impacts engagement, learning, connection and enjoyment in, and out of, the classroom. Staff, or ‘accidental counsellors’, are increasingly called upon to support anxious students and their families, often while managing their own elevated stress and anxiety. This is a challenging role made harder without a clear understanding of anxiety, how to settle an anxious nervous system and how, and when, to re-engage students in classroom activities. Learn all this and more in this engaging presentation peppered with practical ideas and strategies.
Dr. Mark Dowley - 'Improve Student Behaviour And School Climate'
Dr. Mark Dowley is the Director of Programs for the Foundation for Positive Masculinity, Associate Head – Staff Development at the Crowther Centre for Applied Educational Research and Adjunct Lecturer at LaTrobe University. For over 15 years, Mark has taught and presented in schools from Papua New Guinea to New York and has received multiple teaching awards. He is the co-author of The Classroom Management Handbook and consults internationally to schools on culture, belonging and behaviour. Mark completed his Doctor of Education and Masters in Education Policy (International) at the University of Melbourne. He also teaches mathematics to teenagers in Melbourne, Australia.
Maree Crabbe - 'Impact Of Pornography And What Schools Can Do'
Maree Crabbe is co-founder and Director of the Australian violence prevention initiative, It’s time we talked and an international leader in the development and delivery of resources and professional learning about pornography and its impacts on young people. She is Co-Producer and Co-Director of the documentary films Love and Sex in an Age of Pornography, broadcast in 37 countries, and The Porn Factor, broadcast in Australia. She is also author of In The Picture – a resource to support secondary schools to address the influence of explicit sexual imagery and Talking Respect – a resource to support conversations about healthy relationships and media influence with young people.
Matt Dunn - 'Embracing ChatGPT In Schools'
Matt leads The Missing Link's automation and AI consulting practice, withover 20 years of tech and management consulting expertise. He's a leader in enhancing efficiency through automation and AI, and an author of two pivotal books on generative AI. Matt has trained over two thousand individuals in using generative AI, guiding teams across many industries including healthcare, government and education on harnessing this tech effectively and safely. His hands-on approach and strategic insights make him a go-to expert in the AI field.
