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Learner agency | Auckland
7:15 am to 8:45 am
Auckland (North Shore)
Friday 25 August 2017
Time
Breakfast and seminar: 7.15am — 8.45am
Cost
Breakfast seminar: $50 + GST per person
Venue
At the heart of preparing learners for a dynamic and unknowable future is learner agency: supporting learners to take control of their learning and to be more self-actualising. This session will look at the research into effective practice when it comes to learner agency and look at a range of different practical strategies for developing student self-regulation.
This CORE breakfast seminar will
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Explore the research links between learner agency and achievement,
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Explore five key areas of learner agency
- Explore a wide range of practical strategies for increasing learner agency
This is the third breakfast in the North Shore series. Please visit the website page for the first, second and fourth in this series.
Presenter
Jo Robson is an experienced facilitator who works with a number of schools and leadership teams in Future Focused Education. Her main strength is working collaboratively to motivate and empower staff to promote excellence in teaching, leading, and learning — alongside setting high standards for all learners.
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