March 2010Leading a professional learning community: a series for middle leaders
10 March 2010 – 8 September 2010
Auckland
Five part series for middle leaders recognising the changing role of leaders in schools.
http://www.learningnetwork.ac.nz/shared/products/produc
tCourse.aspx?id=CMAN1005
Michael Piechowski: Gifted Intensities & Sensitivities: NZ Tour
17 March 2010 – 27 March 2010
Hamilton, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch
Visit the Reach consultancy site for an interview and full details on Michael Piechowski who is presenting in Hamilton, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and is renowned worldwide for his work in this field.
http://www.giftedreach.org.nz/news.htm giftEDnz Mini – Conference and AGM 2010
20 March 2010
Albany Campus of Massey University, Auckland
Future Directions in Gifted Education: Informing the Professionals
9:15 am to 4:00 pm
Sir Neil Waters Building NW200, Albany Campus of Massey University, Auckland
giftednz@gmail.com
http://www.giftednz.org.nz Keeping Children Safe Online through SuperClubsPLUS
29 March 2010 – 29 March 2010
Rotorua
A 5 hour course in using the Cybersafety and Social Learning Network SuperClubsPLUS. SuperClubsPLUS is a training ground for young children as they learn how to be responsible, keep safe and have fun online. It’s a protected site where only ‘real’ children have access; and where all activity is mediated by highly trained staff.
Become an expert in how to apply the site to a range of curriculum areas; and how to support students in getting the most from the site, educationally and socially.
Cost: Free for all schools in the New Zealand SuperClubsPLUS Pilot. If you wish to find out more about joining the Pilot, please email:
Penny Harrison
penny.harrison@intuitivemedia.com
0272277678
http://www.superclubsplus.co.nz Keeping Children Safe Online through SuperClubsPLUS
30 March 2010 – 30 March 2010
Auckland
A 5 hour course in using the Cybersafety and Social Learning Network SuperClubsPLUS. SuperClubsPLUS is a training ground for young children as they learn how to be responsible, keep safe and have fun online. It’s a protected site where only ‘real’ children have access; and where all activity is mediated by highly trained staff.
Become an expert in how to apply the site to a range of curriculum areas; and how to support students in getting the most from the site, educationally and socially.
Cost: Free for all schools in the New Zealand SuperClubsPLUS Pilot. If you wish to find out more about joining the Pilot, please email:
Penny Harrison
penny.harrison@intuitivemedia.com
0272277678
http://www.superclubsplus.co.nz Keeping Children Safe Online through SuperClubsPLUS
31 March 2010 – 31 March 2010
Wellington
A 5 hour course in using the Cybersafety and Social Learning Network SuperClubsPLUS. SuperClubsPLUS is a training ground for young children as they learn how to be responsible, keep safe and have fun online. It’s a protected site where only ‘real’ children have access; and where all activity is mediated by highly trained staff.
Become an expert in how to apply the site to a range of curriculum areas; and how to support students in getting the most from the site, educationally and socially.
Cost: Free for all schools in the New Zealand SuperClubsPLUS Pilot. If you wish to find out more about joining the Pilot, please email:
Penny Harrison
penny.harrison@intuitivemedia.com
0272277678
http://www.superclubsplus.co.nz | 
