Announcing
IB Recognition for Flinders Leadership courses
Congratulations to the Educational Leadership and Management Team within the School of Education, Flinders University who have received unconditional approval of their Masters in Education (Leadership and Management) to embed the delivery of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Certificate in Leadership and the IB Advanced Certificate in Leadership Research.
Flinders University is the first university in Australia to receive IB recognition for these certificates in leadership.
The course coordinator, Dr Michael Bell, will be launching the program next week at the International IB conference in Kuala Lumpur.
These new IB certificates in leadership sit alongside existing IB MYP (Middle Years Programs) courses that are currently taught within the School of Education.
For more information,
(IB) Leadership: Michael.bell@flinders.edu.au
(IB) Teacher Education: Adrian.rudzinski@flinders.edu.au |
Relational Leadership and Learning conference
Information attached |
| Attachments:
Santa Fe October 2013.pdf
2012 Australian Innovation Festival
The Appreciative Inquiry Workshop is now featuring as an event within the 2012 Australian Innovation Festival. Check it out -> Australian Innovation Festival |
2012 ATEA conference abstracts
Giles, D. L. (2012). Relationships will always matter. Paper to be presented to the ATEA conference, Adelaide, 1-4 June. |
2012 ACEL Conference Abstracts
Giles, D. L. & Cavanagh-Eyre, J. (2012). Looking more closely at the subtleties of an organisation’s storyline: A case study of a New Zealand primary school. Paper to be presented at the ACEL conference, Brisbane, October 3-5. Giles, D. L., Palmer, C., & Bell, M. (2012). Relational Leadership: Returning to the essence of educational leadership. Paper to be presented at the ACEL conference, Brisbane, October 3-5. |
WELL DONE - Recently approved doctoral research proposals
Recently approved doctoral research proposals:
Joanne Pimlott (EdD Proposal), "The ongoing formation of academic identity in an Australian tertiary context"
Suprat (PhD Proposal), "CULTURAL-BASED SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: Case Study on Professional Learning Community in Madrasah Aliyah (Indonesian Senior Secondary Islamic Schools)" |
Adopting Appreciative Inquiry as a strengths-based strategy in education
10am-1pm Saturday, 26 May 2012! International Room, Level 5, Education Building, Flinders University !You are invited to a 3 hour workshop entitled Adopting Appreciative Inquiry as a strengths-based strategy in education. The workshop will include an in-depth consideration of the Appreciative Inquiry (AI) process and case studies of the application of AI within educational contexts with reference to professional practice, program evaluations and organizational cultures.! |
| Attachments:
ai workshop v2 1.pdf
Sydney Myer Rural Leadership Lecture Series
6 pm - 7.30 pm March 28, 2012 visit www.flinders.edu.au/education/rural Rural Education and Futures Matter |
9th Annual Manukau Institute of Technology Research in Early Childhood Education symposium on May 12, 2012.
Associate Professor David Giles will be contributing to the conference - keynote - present some of the findings from the current evaluation research project (Appreciative Inquiry) you are involved in with us in regards to the year 2 BEd(ECT) students - present a workshop for our staff on Friday 11th in the afternoon on using Appreciative Inquiry as a research methodology in education. |
Applying a knowledge management taxonomy to secondary schools
Melinda Thambi, & O’Toole, P. (2012). Applying a knowledge management taxonomy to secondary schools. School Leadership & Management, 32(1), 91-102. |
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