The Leading Engagement forum 2014 was an education cross-sector initiative developed with generous support from the Asia Education Foundation. It was the first of it's kind to be held in South Australia and featured a selection of prominent keynote ad guest speakers who presented aid ranging inform…
Department for Education and Child Development and Catholic Education in South Australia
Presentation slideshow: Are We There Yet?
The presentation explores the journey towards becoming an Asia Literate School.
Presentation slideshow: The road less travelled - Our journey enabling students to develop an inclusive world view that places cultural understanding, cooperation, peace and human rights at its centre
The presentation captures the journey taken by Port Lincoln Primary School to embed global literacies as a whole school priority. It uses indicative examples of the practices employed at a classroom level, a professional development level and a strategic leadership level.
Presentation slideshow: A collaborative journey towards engaging with Asia
The presentation explores the shared journey engaging with Asia in a three-way partnership focus.
Presentation slideshow: A whole School Approach to Engaging with Asia
The presentation features two short films documenting the work undertaken to build a kindergarten in Cambodia, followed by a presentation about the Teacher Learning Community model focused on professional development of staff to strengthen engagement with Asia and build intercultural understanding.
An example of an activity for Year 5 students.
The presentation features the sharing of how, as a school community, a vision for engaging with Asia through professional development of staff, students and community engagement and building bridges through partnerships in Asia has been establised.
On behalf of the Asia Education Foundation, Joedy Wallis presented a vision for future engagement with Asia through education.
The presentation features the sharing of how, as a school community, a vision for engaging with Asia through professional development of staff, students and community engagement and building bridges through partnerships in Asia has been establised.
The presentation focuses on how the establishment of a digital Languages Sister School Partnership in your school is supported by the Australia Curriculum, while underpinning learning of the target language and embracing a whole school approach to engagement with an Asian culture.
Bonus video for Asia for the “Advantasia” Partnership and Engagement with Asia
Bonus video for the “Advantasia” Partnership and Engagement with Asia
Presentation slideshow: The “Advantasia” Partnership and Engagement with Asia
Presentation slideshow: Digital Language Sister School Partnerships
Document: Sister school partnerships – engaging through the use of digital technologies, The Why? How? and What now?
The presentation features the background journey to develop the Asia literacy cross-curriculum priority as a focus for Rapid Bay Primary School. The challenges, the many positive outcomes and successful strategies of this two year project.
The presentation features how three country schools collaborated within a Professional Learning Community to become Asia literate. The presenters discuss their partnerships’ progress against the 6 indicators of an Asia Literate School.
The presentation features the sharing of how, as a school community, a vision for engaging with Asia through professional development of staff, students and community engagement and building bridges through partnerships in Asia has been establised.
The presentation centres around a documentary video highlighting secondary and primary school students discussing what they have learned through engagement with Asia. Both Principals of Norwood Morialta High School and East Torrens PS also discuss their experiences.
Presentation slideshow: Deepening engagement with Asia Literacy at Rapid Bay Primary School
A presentation and video of students learning via distance education (in isolated home classrooms), and those learning in language partnership classrooms in regional DECD schools. Examples of online learning plans incorporating Asia Literacies will be discussed alongside viewing samples of student work.
Presentation slideshow: Rethinking Languages through a Professional Learning Community
The presentation provided an overview of CESA’s Engagement with Asia Strategy, its rationale, strategic priorities and initiatives. Examples of progress in schools.
Presentation slideshow: Asia Literacy for Global Citizenship
Document: Christian Brothers College, Asia Literate Strategy 2014-2016
The presentation describes the journey that leadership took in the Middle years at Mark Oliphant College in order to implement “Leading Engagement with Asia. A specific outcome that is addressed is the delivery of a collaboratively developed integrated Chinese language/ Geography unit of work that ‘brings the teacher of Language into the centre.’ The journey is referenced to the 6 aspects on an Asia Literate school, and the critical role of leadership within that. Presented by: Mark Oliphant College, Anne Wilson & Nina Thomas
Presentation slideshow: Knocking down walls, opening doors and building bridges within and beyond
Presentation slideshow: Teaching Asia Literacy via Distance Education
Presentation slideshow: The role of leadership in the development and delivery of an engaging, integrated Asian curriculum
The Language Partnership Program is an initiative of the Open Access College to provide language lessons to students in regional and rural schools.
Presentation slideshow: A system wide engagement with Asia Strategy
"The Leading Engagement with Asia Forum 2014 was an initiative developed by the South Australian Department for Education and Child Development in collaboration with Catholic Education South Australia and supported by the Asia Education Foundation. The purpose for this forum was to engage leaders of education from all levels of schooling, with the Australian Curriculum: Cross curriculum priority of Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia. The forum featured presentations on pedagogy, strategy and projects from a selection of schools previously involved in the Leading twenty-first century Schools Engagement with Asia program. "
The opening speech by the South Australian Minister for Education, The Honourable Jennifer Rankin, highlights the importance of South Australian students engaging with Asia through education.
The keynote speech on the role of languages in developing Asian Literacy was presented by Associate Professor Angela Scarino.
The presentation provided an overview of the Language Learning Space, a web-based platform offering resources and services to support teachers and students in Chinese, Indonesian and Japanese language classrooms in Australia. There has been a strong acceptance of the platform within the primary and secondary language teaching sectors. (this video combines thier Presentation with sections from their Workshop 2 presentation)
The presentation provided an overview of the South Australia -South East Asia Engagement Strategy on the opportunities in the region and the government’s role in furthering broader, deeper and more enduring engagement.
Presentation slideshow: The Language Learning Space: Building a digital foundation to the Australian Curriculum
Leading Engagement with Asia Forum,South Australia -South East Asia Engagement Strategy,Department of Premier and Cabinet
"The South Australia - South East Asia Engagement Strategy paper"
Presentation slideshow for 'The role of languages in developing Asia literacy'.
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