Future Horizon - remaking the future in SEL 2023099WB is a Course
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Date and time
Day 1: Tuesday 25 July 2023, 4.00 pm to 5.30 pm
Day 2: Tuesday 8 August 2023, 9.00 am to 12.00 pm
Day 3: Tuesday 22 August 2023, 9.00 am to 12.00 pm
Coaching times will be individually arranged
Delivery mode
Online – a Zoom link will be provided 24 hours prior to the event
Audience
Wellbeing Team, Leadership Team, Executive Team
Description
Global trends point us towards probable outcomes and challenge us to create a world built in ways that deepen agency, belonging and creativity in our schools. Building from the field of social-emotional learning (SEL), with its decades of evidence linked to impact on learning and life outcomes, you will discover how to go further towards human-centred practices in your school that integrate learning with wellbeing. This program is structured to assist school guiding coalitions (teams) to review or develop an authentic future-focused social emotional learning (SEL) approach based on research-informed practices.
The 3 x 2-hour workshop sessions include:
- Discover - an understanding of your community's strengths and needs
- Design - a roadmap of vision, strategy, and tactics to shift mental models and behaviour
- Deliver - share your prototyped SEL-informed approach and learning to create the future
- Follow up coaching support for each school
To register your school team, please complete this expression of interest form:
Key takeaways
- deeper understanding of the strategies and tools for SEL implementation in your school
- application of SEL practice roadmaps and strategies to shift mental models and behaviours
- collective sharing of SEL learning from the process
- collaboration and connection with a network of colleagues
Presenter information
Louka Parry
Louka Parry is the CEO + Founder of The Learning Future and works globally as a speaker, learning strategist and education futurist. He speaks on innovation, leadership and change having worked with thousands of leaders and educators from diverse contexts all across the world, including in high-level policy for organisations such as the OECD, UNESCO, and the European Commission, and with all Australian States and Territories. A rapid learner, he speaks five languages, has visited over 80 countries, and holds two Masters degrees, one in Instructional Leadership from the University of Melbourne and another in Applied Linguistics, and has also completed executive studies at Harvard and a residency at the d.school at Stanford University. Through his work, he has acquired expert knowledge in leadership, strategy, communication, wellbeing and organisational change and culture. As an education leader, he was promoted to Principal at only 27 years old and in 2012 he was named South Australian Inspirational Public Secondary Teacher of the Year. As CEO of The Learning Future, he is committed to transforming learning structures, systems and societies that better empower individuals to develop the key human capabilities that matter most now and into the future. He sits on the Steering Committee for Learning Creates Australia and also co-leads Karanga: The Global Alliance for Social-Emotional Learning and Life Skills, which connects the global education community at the forefront of the future of education and social-emotional learning to empower children, educators and communities all across the globe.
Anne Knock
Dr Anne Knock is an educator, facilitator, and coach who enables profound shifts in strategy, leadership, culture and pedagogy through her wisdom. At The Learning Future, Anne leads programs and projects to help educators, leaders and organisations step into the future through strategic design and learning experiences that optimistically chart a path ahead in our increasingly complex world.
Anne holds a PhD in Education from The Univeristy of Melbourne with a focus in complexity theory, revealing how to craft successful and sustainable practices and cultures in innovative learning environments. She also routinely support education leaders and architects to develop school masterplans and design briefs.
Commencing as a primary teacher, Anne has experience in community development, school system administration, and school-based innovation consultancy. Anne also leads the executive coaching and learning tour aspects of The Learning Future, supporting schools and organisations to integrate the cutting edge of school design, philosophy and practice. Having worked and toured leaders across multiple continents, Anne has depth of knowledge of the international education landscape and regularly connects with a global community of like-minded professionals.
Link(s) to relevant VRQA Standards
- Care, Safety and Welfare of Students – Safe environment
- Care, Safety and Welfare of Students – Child safety