PRESENTER ADVICE

YOUR PRESENTATION AT UNITE 2026

We believe learning should be inspiring, not just informative. At UNITE 2026, your presentation should aim to engage, energise, and enlighten our diverse audience.

Whether you’re delivering research, demonstrating classroom strategies, or sharing lived experiences, we encourage you to:

Make it clear, accessible, and jargon-free
Use stories, visuals, and real-world examples to spark curiosity
Leave participants with practical takeaways they can apply the very next day
Think less “lecture” — more “lightbulb moment.” 💡

Who Will You Be Speaking To?

Our UNITE 2026 participants come from all walks of the learning support landscape:

Educators from mainstream and specialised schools
Researchers passionate about inclusive education and cognitive science
Allied health professionals, including psychologists and therapists
Specialist teachers and interventionists
Parents and caregivers seeking strategies, hope, and clarity

Many of our attendees are supporting children who learn differently, with or without a formal diagnosis. Your words may offer them tools, confidence, or even a turning point.

So, bring your best self—with heart, humour, and humility.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PRESENTERS PLEASE NOTE:

- DAS will be providing conference participants with your presentation slides before the conference by e-copy
- Once your stream and timing have been advised you must stick to your timing and theme.
- Please take note of conference timings and deadlines for submission of information

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