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Thursday, September 24

8.30 am

Registration

9.20 am

Welcome, Welcome to Country: Vicki Hartman and Jack Buckskin, Tauondi Aboriginal College

9.45 am

Conference Opening: His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AO, Governor of South Australia

10.00 am

Keynote speaker: Jack Buckskin, Cultural mentor, Tauondi Aboriginal College

10.45 am

Morning tea

Time Block One Two Three Four
11:15 am Concurrent A

A1 Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Network Discussion

Jenni Anderson, Mission Australia and Emma Kreukniet, SEE Program, Department of Education and Training

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A2 Nganampa Health Workers get online for literacy and numeracy skills: A WELL Project Taking Learning remotely to Aboriginal Health Workers

Kay Freeth and Georgina Nou, TAFE SA

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A5 Are We There Yet?

Christine Tully, Melbourne Polytechnic

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A6 Working Together - integrating literacy skills into vocational studies Health, Aged Care, Nursing

Susan Withnall, TAFE NSW

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12:05 pm

A4 Advancing the National Strategy - what can we achieve together?

Anita Roberts, National Foundation Skills Strategy Project

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12.50 pm

Lunch

     
1.35 pm

Arch Nelson Address: Professor Sue Shore,
Director, International Graduate Centre of Education (IGCE), Charles Darwin University

What would he have thought? What would he have done?: Rethinking foundation skills and democratic responsibility with a little help from Arch Nelson

2:25 pm Concurrent B

B1 Inter-generational Impact on Aboriginal Learner's Today

Vicki Hartman, Tauondi Aboriginal College, SA

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B2 ‘English Tea' - an example of the challenges and successes in Adult Community Education.

Rachael Foster, TAFE SA/Welcome to Australia

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B3 Mind Being Body Doing

Sharon Stewart and Carolyn Lloyd, YIN Personal Safety Solutions

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B4 Positive marking and other tips

Joanne Medlin, WSI TAFE (OTEN)

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3:15 pm Concurrent C

C1 The Tasmanian Adult Literacy Action Plan 2010-2015: What we've learnt and where we're heading

Anita Planchon, LINC Tasmania

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C3 Feeling Good and Doing Good - positive psychology in adult learning environments

Judy Hilton, TAFE SA

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C4 Understanding What's Underneath teaching Students who have learning disorders or have experienced trauma

Karen Dymke, Thoughtfulworks

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C5 Embedding LLN in VET Training

Linda Are and Jen Zhao TAFE SA with Max Lorenzin, Gary Biddell, Rebecca Medhurst (Justice and Policing) and David Channing (Screen and Media)

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4:05 pm
4.50 pm ACAL AGM
5.30 pm to 7.30pm

Cocktails with the Tigers - presentation and meet the keeper

Friday, September 25

8.30 am Registration        

9.00 am

Keynote speaker: Louise Wignall

Time Block One Two Three Four
9.50 am Concurrent D

D1 Go Digi - A national approach to Digital Literacy

Brendan Fitzgerald, Infoxchange

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D2 Choice, control and confidence: adults with intellectual disabilities experience literacy successes in a post-school learning environment.

Natasha Johnson, Endeavour Foundation

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D3 Playing the Job Game: 5-Steps to Work Readiness

Joanne Ruddy, Tauondi College and Natasha Chisholm, Department for Education and Child Development, SA

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D4 Teaching Literacy in a ‘real life’ Vocational setting

Lindy Chan, Pilbara Institute (TAFE), WA

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10.35 am Morning tea        
11:00 am

Concurrent E

E1 What learners do as they read words and what this means for teachers

Janet McHardy, Kimberley Training Institute

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E3 Social media for professional purposes - it's NOT just about what you had for lunch!

Jo Hart, CY O'Connor Institute, WA

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E4 No longer available

E5 Beyond the ACSF: Measuring the whole learning experience

Ali Bell and Anita Planchon, LINC Tasmania

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12.35 pm

Lunch

       
1.20 pm

WAALC presentation

1.35 pm

Keynote speaker: Gabrielle Kelly
SAHMRI Wellbeing and Resilience Centre inaugural Director

2:25 pm

Concurrent F

F1 Access Uni - extending pathways to tertiary education

Genevieve Haskett, Flinders University, Student Access Unit; Jane Brzezinski Flinders University; Tori Phillips TAFE SA

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F3 From mathematics anxiety to wellbeing: examining the affordances of multimodal numeracies

Keiko Yasukawa, University of Technology Sydney

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F4 Curriculum update from the West

Cheryl Wiltshire, Department of Training and Workforce Development, WA

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F5 Getting More Bang for Your Buck with the ACSF

Anita Planchon, Manager of Literacy Services, LINC Tasmania

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3:15 pm
4.05pm Conference close

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