SAGTA

2021 South Australian German Teachers Conference May 14 and 15, 2021: Hahndorf & Pulteney Grammar School Sprache lernen, Identität lernen The annual SAGTA Conference will be held at Hahndorf & Pulteney Grammar School on 14 & 15 May 2021. Friday's program leaves at 12.45 from Pulteney Grammar & includes a tour of Hans Heysen's 'The Cedars', a visit to Hahndorf and a conference dinner at restaurant 'Das Haus'. Saturday's program will be held at Pulteney Grammar School, Adelaide.

Learn how to create your own virtual excursions or tours using the VRTY platform! Google Tour Creator will also be discussed. Teachers must bring their own laptops and mobile phones to the event. The two workshops are capped at 15 participants per event to allow for sufficient support from the instructors. This workshop is identical to the October 24 Workshop. Catering is not yet permitted at Immanuel, therefore please bring water and a snack. Please do not book in for both events.

Learn how to create your own virtual excursions or tours using the VRTY platform! Google Tour Creator will also be discussed. Teachers must bring their own laptops and mobile phones to the event. The two workshops are capped at 15 participants per event to allow for sufficient support from the instructors. The second identical workshop will be held on October 31, 2020.

SACE/IB Examination Revision Course for Stage 2 students The course will take place over 4 mornings in Week 1 of the September / October school holidays. The instructor is Ina Richter, an experienced Year 12 teacher from Woodcroft College. It is a requirement that the student's German teacher is a current member of SAGTA.

SAGTA's Annual General Meeting will be held on April 21 via zoom. A link to the event will be sent out prior to the meeting. Please download zoom prior to the event.

SAGTA is running an ‘Online Learning’ Webinar for its members on April 16 at 10am - 12pm. There will be a sections on creating smart lessons in Education Perfect, tips and ideas for synchronous and asynchronous learning, hints for setting up your teams effectively, including how to differentiate and cater for the student stuck at home. Whilst we may be able to offer a few tips on technical issues, this will not be the focus of the webinar.

This workshop is designed to build your skills and confidence around using immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in education. Use your new skills to inspire and engage your students. Not only will you access these technologies first hand, but also learn how to create your own experiences. It is open to SAGTA members only and will run for approximately 9-12 Morning Tea provided