Why do some gifted students underperform, struggling to demonstrate what they know, to focus and pay attention, to produce written work to the quality you would expect from speaking with them? This program will examine the underlying reasons and useful strategies to support them. We will then look at Visual-Spatial Thinking System of many 2e learners, some of who also have other conditions such as dyslexia, ADHD, ASD or sensory processing difficulties. We will examine these and look at useful strategies for teachers

Date: Wednesday 18th October

Time: 5:00pm- 8:00pm AEST

Venue: Online - Zoom meeting

Online Booking Essential Numbers limited

This course is TQI and NESA Accredited - Australian Gifted Support Centre is endorsed to provide the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Registered Professional Development for teachers accredited at Proficient level Teacher

This program will contribute 3 hours of QTC Registered PD addressing 1.1.2, 1.5.2, 6.4.2 from the Australian Professional standards for Teachers towards maintaining Proficient Teacher Accreditation in NSW.

PRESENTER: Helen Dudeney (M.Ed, Dip. Counc, COGE,) of The AUSTRALIAN GIFTED SUPPORT CENTRE is a consultant and teacher with expertise in working with gifted children and a special interest in the identification and needs of gifted underachievers including gifted visual spatial learners who are experiencing learning, social or behaviour problems. She has 11 years experience as a lecturer in undergraduate and post graduate courses about gifted education at ACU and Murdoch University. In addition to her 20 years experience in designing and presenting professional learning for classroom teachers from preschool to senior high school she is a regular presenter at State, National and International conferences.

REFUNDS: Please choose your event carefully as a full refund is not available. Cancellations made up to 7 days before the event receive a 50% refund, after that a refund is not available.

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