Presented by Dr Ian Lillico
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Event Information 6 pd hrs per day
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DAY ONE
This seminar examines digital kids and the way they communicate and interact. This has ramifications for the way we must deal with them at school and manage their behaviour – particularly when it comes to cyber bullying.
Dr Lillico will investigate contemporary techniques available for teachers and education support staff to deal with and support today’s young people in their school journey. He will discuss the outcomes of recent research in the UK and USA and provide a host of specific strategies to better engage them, manage their behaviour and combat all forms of bullying.
Young people don’t fear those in authority any more. We need to use our good relationships with them to change inappropriate behaviour. We need to understand their use of technology – teaching young people effective and ethical use of these devices.
This is a practical seminar where participants will explore really effective and proven strategies!
DAY TWO
This seminar will explore teaching, motivating and managing students with particular needs in schools. There will be an emphasis on Autism and ADHD but other needs including Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD), Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), grief and family dysfunction will be
covered.
Ian will discuss the role of mutiple techniques and strategies in the management of these children at school. The aim of this seminar is to give teachers and education support staff who deal with young people at both primary and secondary level a fuller understanding of these special children and the effective tools to help them achieve their maximum potential.
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About the Presenter
 Dr Ian Lillico is a former principal of a secondary school (recently retired) and international consultant in gender, boys’ education and middle schooling. He has done action research in gender throughout Australia and New Zealand from 1992 and in the Northern Hemisphere during his Churchill Fellowship in 2000. Ian has a PhD (Education), is a National Fellow of The Australian Council of Educational Leaders (ACEL) and was the ACEL 2006 National Travelling Scholar. He now
provides professional development for teachers, parents, students and a host of other organizations throughout Australia and internationally.
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Event Details
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July 26th and 27th, 2012
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9.30am - 3.30pm (Reg. from 8.30am)
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The Centre Ivanhoe
275 Upper Heidelberg Rd,
Ivanhoe, Vic
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For Primary and Secondary Teachers
and Ed. Support Staff - All Year Levels |
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ONE person attending ONE day: $259
SAME person attending BOTH days: $399
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