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Joined August 2011
Barbara Watterston retweeted
We are pleased to have Alastair McEwin AM joining us for the Inclusion and Disability Conference on 30-31 May in Darwin. Alastair will share his insights about inclusive education and what we learned from the Disability Royal Commission. Register at: rebrand.ly/dda9d6
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This moved me to tears. Powerful, authentic, evocative writing from @thomasmayo23 on what the Voice truly means to many Indigenous Australians. Read it - not just for your own understanding - but for your soul. (Free link 👇🏽) #TheVoice thesaturdaypaper.com.au/shar…
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
I am delighted my first article has been published by @acelaustralia in Leading & Managing! It's about the importance of school leaders supporting beginning teachers as inclusive educators. A special thanks to @CarringtonSx & @DorothyCAndrews for such a positive experience.
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
Big cheers to @acelaustralia for providing the space for today’s panel on Students as Partners in learning, and a big thanks for those at #nc22 for coming along. Connect with @cleary_jp and the NT crew over the next few days and learn lots. See you all again soon 😊
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A fabulous oration underscoring the importance of educational leadership and walking the talk through Esme Capp
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
Middle Leadership Matters(MLM). What a privilege to learn alongside middle leaders in the Kimberley in the ACEL MLM program. Their dedication & commitment to leading, students, community & Country is something we could all learn from. @acelaustralia @BarbKW
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Love it @BrionyScott
And we’re back! And educational leadership forum for women - from all sectors, all schools, all allied educational bodies, for those in leadership, those aspiring to leadership, & those who don’t have a clue what they’re meant to be doing. This is for you. Time to renew & refuel!
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Love this @debsnet and your professional generosity.
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We invite you to join us in demanding a future in which all women enjoy safety, respect and equity. It is within reach and it starts here. safetyrespectequity.com.au/ #SafetyRespectEquity #EnoughIsEnough
Barbara Watterston retweeted
It’s not every day you get to interview one of your edu heroes. Thanks for the inspiration @HargreavesBC . The Issues & Insights series allows leaders to step out for an hour of their day and reflect on some of the big ideas of the day.
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Fantastic @AcademyVIC looking forward to seeing what transpires @pasi_sahlberg @MarciaDevlin @acelaustralia
Replying to @AcademyVIC
@pasi_sahlberg and @MarciaDevlin wrapping up their fascinating discussion by thanking @acelaustralia for the wonderful opportunity to have Pasi attend today's Roundtable, and act as a critical friend to the new @AcademyVIC #AcademyRoundtable
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
Strong Female Lead Panel, Hosted online, 17th of November. It’s all happening on the Mornington Peninsula. Sounds like a top event. events.humanitix.com/strong-…
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Absolutely @TeachForAU and looking forward to doing so - together.
👏Congrats to @acelaustralia on two terrific days spotlighting the voices of educational leaders & bringing us all together in pursuit of excellence & equity in all Australian schools. The time is now: let's get there together! #ACELNC #equitymatters Some of our fave words⬇️ 1/3
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
Thank you for joining us for a wonderful, reflective and provocative two days. We look forward to hearing about your actions stemming from the conference. #ACELNC
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Thanks @adam_voigt what a phenomenal profession we have. Can’t wait to follow up on those actions🌅
Thanks @acelaustralia for having me at #ACELNC. You were dealt such tough cards this year and you smashed it out of the park. 🤗
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Barbara Watterston retweeted
#ACELNC Every school or network probably needs to work out its own approach to trusted comparable ass'ment & reporting of general capabilities to ensure sensitivity to context & needs of all students. Standardised assessment won't work.
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