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Dr Peter Tuchin
Lifeline

When: Tuesday 1st October - 5pm AEST
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Student Health and Wellbeing

Mental health is a significant and increasing issue for society, especially among students and youths. This webinar will outline key mental health areas and provide detailed information on how to identify possible problems. We will expand your knowledge of mental health and help you recognise common mental health issues, focusing on signs that a student may be struggling and what teachers should look out for. Peter will also address common challenges for students such as social media and peer pressure.

In addition, Peter will provide a range of support options for students, including resources like Lifeline, Beyond Blue, Kids Helpline, and the Black Dog Institute. You will learn about online information and resources to promote positive wellbeing.

Understand your crucial role in helping students with mental health problems and gain valuable insights and tools to support them effectively in the classroom.

Heads up: This webinar is FREE to watch. ClassCover Learn members get access to certificates of completion. 
Aaron Johnston
Assistant Principal Curriculum and Instruction

When: Tuesday 15th October - 5:30pm AEDT

Mastering Literacy & Numeracy: Explicit Teaching and Assessment Strategies for K-6

Enhance your literacy and numeracy instruction with Aaron Johnston from Mr J's Learning Space and co-host on Teacher Takeaway Podcast in this must-attend webinar, brought to you by ClassCover Learn. Aimed at K-6 teachers, this session will unpack research-backed strategies that focus on explicit teaching methods and effective assessment practices.

Aaron will guide you through how to:

  • Incorporate learning intentions and success criteria to drive student outcomes
  • Connect prior knowledge with new learning through engaging discussions and questioning
  • Differentiate instruction using small groups, visuals, and scaffolding
  • Design open-ended tasks to challenge students’ critical thinking skills
  • Apply a range of assessment techniques to measure and support learning progress


By the end of this webinar, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to embed these explicit teaching strategies and assessment tools into your daily practice, ensuring every learner's needs are met. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to refine your teaching approach and maximize student success.

Heads up: This webinar is FREE to watch. ClassCover Learn members get access to certificates of completion. 

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Tonya Gilchrist
International Education Consultant and Learning Strategist

When: Tuesday 13th August - 5pm AEST
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Three Keys to Transforming Any Lesson into an Inquiry Rich Lesson

What does it mean for a learning experience to be truly inquiry-based?

You might feel like it depends on who you ask!

There are so many misconceptions and myths swirling out there; it can be hard to feel confident in your approach. Is what you’re doing helping or unintentionally harming opportunities for learning? Are you making good use of the time you have with students? Are you over-scaffolding…or perhaps you’re not providing enough scaffolding? Is it okay to explicitly teach? When? How? 

The insecurity can be maddening! 

Well, second guess yourself no more. Instead, join Tonya Gilchrist for this research-informed session that will demystify inquiry and provide you with teaching methods and tools you can put into practice the very next day.

Transform your teaching, and discover ways to support students in developing as curious, critical thinkers for life. Whether you are a full-time classroom teacher, a single-subject specialist, or a casual teacher, this session is for you!
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Kristy Elliot
Founder and Director of Restorative Pathways

When: Tuesday 27th August - 5pm AEST
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Exploring Restorative Practices

The philosophy of Restorative Practice views relationships and people as the most important aspect of schools and communities.  Schools embracing this philosophy prioritise building positive relationships, developing social-emotional capabilities, wellbeing for all, creating supportive learning environments, and establishing fair, democratic systems across their community. Importantly, when conflict arises in relationships, restorative practices provide a way to address the issues in a dignified and respectful manner, enabling the development of life-long skills.​​​​​​​

This webinar presents the foundations of restorative practice with a strong focus on neuro-scientific and psychological concepts.  We explore how the brain is involved in relationships and conflict and provide teachers with evidence-based restorative tools and strategies for building, maintaining and repairing relationships in the classroom. Teachers are supported to reflect on how their self-awareness capability and self-regulation strategies provide a safe and calm classroom environment. Finally, teachers are equipped with communication frameworks for addressing conflict and unexpected behaviours that can be readily applied with students of all ages and developmental stages.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Heads up: This webinar is FREE to watch. ClassCover Learn members get access to certificates of completion. 

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Matthew Esterman

Director of Innovation and Partnerships at Our Lady of Mercy College

When: Tuesday 3rd September - 6:30pm AEST

AI for Teachers

This workshop is for all teachers to explore the potential and limitations of using generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI). We will explore what genAI is, considerations teachers need to make when using genAI, and offer a range of methods for beginning to use genAI.

​​​​​​​We will cover everything from lesson preparation to assessment, from personal tasks to large scale projects and possibilities. Whatever your technology skill level, you will find something useful in this webinar.  

You will learn: 
  • How to improve your understanding of generative artificial intelligence in an educational context
  • How to improve your skills in selecting the right generative artificial intelligence tools for your context
  • How to demonstrate your ability to use generative artificial intelligence tools to create new resources 
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Heads up: This webinar is FREE to watch. ClassCover Learn members get access to certificates of completion. 
Meridith Ebbs
Founder of MakeCreateEducate & Board Member for ICTE NSW

When: Tuesday 17th September - 5:30pm AEST

Teaching Digital Technologies with Picture Books (K-4)

Teaching digital technologies can be overwhelming.

What if you could teach concepts with a picture book? Teaching digital technologies isn’t difficult - it’s about knowing vocabulary and it’s meaning and how to apply it in a practical way. This webinar will consider both digital and design technologies and how to teach it using a picture book as a stimulus. It will consider how to select texts and ideas for teaching across primary. The concepts in this webinar can be used for a one off lesson as a relief teacher or as a series of lessons as part of a classroom program.

Join this webinar to explore teaching ideas and examples of how to teach technology, covering concepts in all state curriculums and receive a printable assessment piece.

This session requires no previous knowledge.

Heads up: This webinar is FREE to watch. ClassCover Learn members get access to certificates of completion.