The recording of this webinar is available in the Professional Development library, under Inclusive Education.

Teacher aides have a valuable role to play in supporting social inclusion for students with disability. Social inclusion takes place in class and in the playground, and students who are not included may feel lonely and lack a sense of belonging. 

In this webinar, presenters from Deakin University will draw on international research literature and their own recent research to highlight some of the challenges that students with disability encounter. 

Join us to learn why teachers aides are integral to successful inclusion, and explore a range of strategies that can be used to overcome challenges and promote inclusion of students with disability.

The recording of this webinar is available in the Professional Development library, under Inclusive Education.

What does best practice look like when you are working with Aboriginal children and Aboriginal communities? 
In 2019, this was the question that led Maureen Toyn, Education Support Teacher at North Metropolitan TAFE Perth, to visit remote Western Australian communities to learn firsthand about Aboriginal education. Join our guest expert, Maureen Toyn to hear about:
•    Her learning journey to remote communities in the Kimberley region
•    Meeting the Aboriginal people and hearing their stories
•    Learning from the Aboriginal educators
•    Practical tips and strategies – approaches to teaching and learning that worked

Suitable for teacher aides, teachers and school leaders