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Leading Change in 21st Century Education

The document outlines the schedule and sessions for Day 2 of a learning conference. The day includes sessions on leading teaching and learning in the 21st century through case studies and presentations. It also covers investing in one's own development through building skills, networks, and career planning using a GROW model. The schedule provides the times, topics, and presenters for each session throughout the day moving learning forward and focusing on improving student outcomes.

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Leading Change in 21st Century Education

The document outlines the schedule and sessions for Day 2 of a learning conference. The day includes sessions on leading teaching and learning in the 21st century through case studies and presentations. It also covers investing in one's own development through building skills, networks, and career planning using a GROW model. The schedule provides the times, topics, and presenters for each session throughout the day moving learning forward and focusing on improving student outcomes.

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DAY 2
Moving Learning Forward
How to lead others to radically improve student learning.
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DAY 2
8:40am 9:00am

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Session 6 9.00am 10.30am (Simon Breakspear)

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Leading Teaching & Learning in the 21st Century Making 21st Century Learning a reality

Leading the change that matters through people Theories and experiences of change processes. Forces of resistance in schools Building ownership for change Sustainability and change. Harvard style Case studies (30 mins each): 1.  Julian Whiteley (United World College) - Rapid expansion in an international setting - Pitfalls, challenges and Opportunities 2.  Ted Faunce (Chinese International School, Hong Kong) Establishing a year long Chinese immersion program in China Caf networking Innovative approaches to teaching and learning in our own region Pecha Kucha style presentations designed to inspire and explore 1.  Ed technology innovation - Tim Carrell and Stu Lowe (English Schools Foundation) 2.  Regional Innovation - Creating a Coaching Culture in your Organisation (David Fitzgerald and Graham Silverthorne) 3.  Regional innovation - Facilitating Rapid Prototyping in your school (Mark Poulson - KGV) Lunch connections Investing in your own development in order to fast-track your career and scale-up your impact. Making decisions to ramp-up your learning trajectory Building your soft assets and transferable capabilities Cultivating a dynamic national and international network Creating impact and becoming indispensable Using GROW to set EXACT targets around career planning  (tools/format beforehand-purpose fit eg mentoring, professional learning, connections)

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11.00am -12.30pm

12.30pm 1.30pm

GROW
Session 7 1.30pm 3.00pm (Simon Breakspear and David Fitzgerald)

3.00pm 3.30pm (Simon Breakspear)

Wrap up and Next Steps

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