Achievement for All Live Workshops in Gallery Room 1
BETT12 | Live Workshops Programme| Notes for speakers and participants | Links to Workshop resources | Achievement for All
Welcome to MirandaNet at BETT12, 11th – 14th January 2012
Christina Preston and members of the MirandaNet team will be on hand in Gallery Room 1 from 11:00 - 18:00 each day. Gallery Room 1 will also be the location of the Live Workshops.
At
BETT12 in January 2012, the MirandaNet Fellowship will be working with Achievement
for All (www.afa3as.org.uk), a tailored
school improvement framework, delivered in partnership with leaders, teachers,
parents, pupils and support professionals, that aims to raise the aspirations,
access and achievement of pupils identified with SEND. See the Background
for further information and the rationale behind this programme.
Professional development workshops
Whether you want to present your views, listen to the debate or just network join us at Gallery One, Grand Hall Gallery at BETT12, Olympia. London 11th – 14th January.
The Achievement for All (www.afa3as.org.uk) workshops focus on how digital technologies can be used to improve aspiration, access and attainment for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. After a successful pilot, Achievement for All is now being rolled out nationally by PwC and the new charity, Achievement for All 3As, funded by the Department for Education (DfE).
Full details of these Live Workshops on our BETT12 Programme page.
Wednesday 11th: Exploiting mobile technologies in learning
- The classroom is not the only place for learning (starting at 12:00)
- Improving opportunities in school for at-risk learners (starting at 15:30)
Thursday 12th: Improving access to achievement using digital technologies
- Tools for improving effective learning for vulnerable learners (starting at 12:00 - 14:30)
- Improving access to achievement using digital technologies (starting at 15:30)
Friday 13th: Empowering students to harness the power of social networking for learning
- Using the social media to enhance learning communities for teachers and students (starting at 12:00)
Friday 13th: World-wide educational innovation
- Raising the achievement of pupils who are not reaching their full learning potential: a senior manager persective (starting at 15:30)
Saturday 14th: Teachers taking charge of their own professional learning
- Designing effective continuing professional development programmes (starting at 11:00)
Saturday 14th: World-wide educational innovation
- Developing global publishing opportunities for teachers and their pupils in curriculum exchange projects starting at 14:00)
Each debate will be interactive, in that colleagues everywhere may follow the discussion and contribute via a collaborative Mindmap and the MirandaNet Twitter stream (hashtag #MMAFA). Participants can claim a certificate of attendance.
Achievement for All (www.afa3as.org.uk) is a tailored school improvement framework, delivered in partnership with leaders, teachers, parents, pupils and support professionals, that aims to raise the aspirations, access and achievement of pupils identified with SEND. A two-year pilot has demonstrated unprecedented impact for SEND pupils, who progressed faster on average than all pupils nationally in English and Maths. Achievement for All schools may wish to apply the Achievement for All framework to a wider range of vulnerable pupils in line with their whole-school improvement strategy.
To be named as a speaker or to contribute to the resource base being developed for teachers contact .
Further details of our BETT12 programme
BETT Registration: if you have not yet registered for BETT12 you can do so at www.bettshow.com/register. Getting a ticket via email will save you queuing at the venue. You should also explore the BETT web site which is packed with information.
BETT Contact details
- Christina Preston: 07801 336 048
Highlights from MirandaNet at BETT in previous years
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