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Education for Sustainable Development Friday December 2nd

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SEVENTH NATIONAL FORUM ON

EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Friday, 2nd December

The Printworks, Dublin Castle

9.30am to 1.30pm

(followed by lunch from 1.30 - 2.30pm)

                      Register to attendhereby 1pm, Friday 18 November 2022.

In the event of your being unable to attend, you are welcome to nominate another party to do so in your place.

Please email any queries in relation to the event to:ESD@education.gov.ie

   www.gov.ie/esd                                                                                   ESD@education.gov.ie

 

 

 

PDST TiE AI4T Project: Submit Your Expression of Interest by November 18th

The Artificial Intelligence For and By Teachers (AI4T) is managed by PDST TiE and aims to support teachers in exploring how Artificial Intelligent tools can support and enhance student learning inMathsandFrench. Through a series of six short self-directed modules teachers are provided with an insight into how Artificial Intelligence can be used to support student learning. Teachers selected to be involved will be placed in a professional development group. One group will start the programme at the end of November and the other will start at the end of February. Please clickhereto express your interest in the project. This form will close on November 18th @ 5pm.

 

 

 

Autism Friendly School Project (AFS)

 

AsIAm have recorded an “Autism Friendly Schools Project Information Webinar” which any prospective schools interested in taking part in the project can watch to learn more about the development of the project over the last number of years and gain a greater understanding of the structure of the project for this year. The webinar is available at the hyper link that follows and is approx. 30 minutes in lengths: AFS info webinar

 All schools taking part in the Autism Friendly Schools Project 2022 / 2023 will have exclusive access to an online toolkit which was developed for the purpose of the project and has been rebuilt to improve accessibility. This toolkit comprises of a self-evaluation tool which schools can use to evaluate the levels of inclusion for their students across different areas of school life. Schools taking part will also be allocated a community of practice group, where they will have a chance to connect with other schools on the project to share their practice and experience. Schools taking part in the project are asked to nominate 2 staff members (1 mainstream teacher and 1 SET / support teacher) to attend the 3 sessions and the principal or deputy principal must attend the first half of Session 1 on 24th  November 2022. All staff in a school that has signed up to the Autism Friendly Schools Project will receive access to a 90 minute online course designed to develop their understanding of autism.

Proposed Training Events:

1)     Leadership & Management / Building an Inclusive Culture – Thursday 24th November 2022 (online)

2)     Teaching and Learning – Tuesday 7th or 8th March (in person - depending on number we may have two regional sessions)

3)     Staff Development – Tuesday 9th May (online)

 

If you believe that your students, staff and wider school community would benefit from being part of AsIAm’s Autism Friendly Schools Project, and by doing so create a more inclusive school culture, please complete the following steps: