The final 2023 A Matter of Translation Conference Program and Abstracts are now available (click here for 2023 A Matter of Translation Keynote and Workshop Abstracts). The final program outlines the a ...
We conclude A Matter of Translation with a keynote by Author, Podcaster, Part-time Professor and Deputy Principal of Ballarat Claredon College Dr Greg Ashman. Dr Ashman is a strong advocate of evidenc ...
The next featured Workshop focuses on Leading the implementation of the Science of Learning, presented by Patrick Sanders from Brighton Grammar School in Melbourne. This workshop will focus on effecti ...
The next featured Workshop focuses on Empowering Minds, Empowering Leadership: The Neuroleadership Edge, presented by Corinna Bailey and Jo Thompson from Mount St Benedict College in Pennant Hills, Ne ...
The next featured Workshop focuses on Big Vision, Small Steps: Embedding the Science of Learning Within A School, presented by Dr Alison Young and Luke Rawle from the Toowoomba Grammar School. The wor ...
The next featured Workshop focuses on Learning How to Learn: The Power of Action Research to Promote Student Self-Regulated Learning from Estee Stephenson from the St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydn ...
The next featured Workshop focuses on the application of Cognitive Load Theory for Gifted Education by Dr Kate Barton from St Philip's Christian College, Newcastle. Dr Barton is the Lead Educator Gift ...
The 2023 A Matter of Translation schedule has been released (click here for A Matter of Translation Conference Program). The schedule features a lineup of speakers drawn from all three Australian educ ...
The first face-to-face A Matter of Translation conference will take place at Churchie (in East Brisbane with free parking and close to public transport) on Friday the 1st of September. The conference ...
Conference Information We are thrilled to announce the highly anticipated A Matter of Translation conference, presented by the A Learner's Toolkit (ALT), an initiative of the renowned Churchie Researc ...
A Learner’s Toolkit is the first open-access program in Australia – and one of only a few in the world – that helps secondary students become more efficient in learning and studying to achieve success throughout their secondary schooling and beyond.
Developed by the Churchie Research Centre (CRC) in partnership with three leading universities, A Learner’s Toolkit applies the best science of learning to help secondary schools and their students master study at a pivotal time in their lives.
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