Free Inclusive Education Workshop for Education Staff 2026
Description
Learn about Disability Inclusive Education
Inclusive education means everyone belongs. Students learn together, with access to the right supports, in an environment that ensures everyone can participate, grow, and succeed.
We will show you how small changes can have a big impact for students, and how teachers can make a huge difference even when they are time-poor.
You will leave with an understanding attitudinal barriers faced by students with disability, as well as strategies for inclusion through Universal Design for Learning and using adjustments and accommodations in the classroom.
All education staff are welcome to attend this free workshop, including teachers, leadership, educational support workers and pre-service teachers from Reception to Year 12, from all sectors.
Workshops are facilitated by people with disability, who bring a wealth of knowledge of disability and education from their own personal and professional lives, with a background in Education.
This free workshop is appropriate for those who have minimal prior knowledge of disability, as well as offering a fresh perspective to those who have significant experience in the sector. We will introduce the concept of attitudinal barriers faced by students with disability, and discuss using adjustments to help students thrive in the classroom.
The 2 hour online session covers:
Inclusive Education- why and how?
Adjustments and accommodations for students with disability in the classroom
Universal Design for Learning for inclusive education for all students
Social model of disability
Attitudes and unconscious bias
You can join us on the following dates:
Monday 16th February 2026Wednesday 18th February 2026Monday 9th March 2026Wednesday 11th March 2026Monday 16th March 2026Monday 11th May 2026
Wednesday 13th May 2026
Wednesday 10th June 2026
This 2 hour workshop will be online via Microsoft Teams at 4:00pm - 6:00pm ACST (Adelaide time).
Still wondering if this course is for you?
Here is some feedback from people who have attended this training:
"Very useful information and informative. Practical examples and explanations that we can use in the classroom."
" Really great to hear people with disabilities talking about disabilities. I have heard so many talks about inclusion from those who don't actually have any experience of not being included, so this was very refreshing."
"Thank you for sharing your own personal experiences which make it so much more relevant"
"Fantastic- thought provoking, informative. Thank you for your time- very valuable"
"Great presenters, very articulate and relational. Loved the humour used."
Need more information?
If you need alternative ways to register or have any questions, please contact Meg on email raisingthebar@purpleorange.org.au or phone 8373 8388.
JFA Purple Orange 'Road to Employment' is funded by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
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