Know your Standards, Improve your Practice - ASME SA
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What does Proficient, Highly Accomplished, or Lead Teacher evidence look like in a Arts Context? How can Arts Educators identify meaningful evidence of impact in their work?πΊοΈπ EXPLORE the AITSL Standards in action
π¨π΅ππ₯π€Έπ» APPLY - Practical examples and evidence the counts
ππ³πͺ΄π GROW your impact, confidence, and career pathway
This event provides the opportunity for SA Arts Educators to deepen their understanding of the AITSL Teacher Standards and explore best practice in evidence collection from an Arts learning area perspective. No matter where you currently sit on the continuum, you'll make new connections and identify helpful next steps on your path to accreditation at all levels.
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Presenters include:
- Belinda Parr - SACE Coordinator Salisbury East HS, Lead Teacher, Pedagogy Coach, HALT Assessor, SA HALT Network Council member
- Beth Lyon - St Peter's College, Acting Head of Staff Development, Music Coordinator, Highly Accomplished Teacher, ASME SA and
SA HALT Network Council member
- Amanda Rugari - Riverbanks B-12 School, Arts Coordinator, Highly Accomplished Teacher, and ASME SA Council Member
- Kate Goodes - Graduate Teaching Fellow, Graduate to Proficient Accreditation Moderator, and PhD Candidate
Date
Saturday 12 September 2026 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (UTC+09:30)Location
Education Development Centre
4 Milner St, Hindmarsh SA 5007