Friday 10th July | 9am - 11am

Network Teach has partnered with EDMed® to deliver a free, one hour professional development session for teachers designed to create an awareness of the educational needs of students with chronic illness. It aims to provide educators with some useful tools to accommodate for the physical, cognitive, social and emotional needs of these students

Planning for the return of a student who has suffered a serious physical illness or injury can present challenges for teaching staff. EDMed® provides a range of educational strategies and information to assist in the smooth transition and integration back to school. This module is proudly being delivered online to provide greater accessibility to teachers across Western Australia.

Digital Event - Webex link provided upon registration

Diana Rigg | "How to use PLD effectively within the classroom" (Pre-Kindy to Pre-Primary)

Monday 13th July | 10am - 12pm

Join us for a special workshop with Diana Rigg from PLD (Promoting Literacy Development), Primary Publisher of the Year!

Diana Rigg will showcase;

• What is PLD and what does it provide to support literacy best practices.

•  The core elements of PLD and how it can be effectively used within your classroom and school.

• What an effective PLD classroom looks like. 

• How each age group contributes to a whole school Literacy Plan.

About Diana Rigg:

Director and Editor Diana Rigg founded PLD because she recognised a large gap in the time it took for research findings to make it into practice in the classroom. With a Master’s degree in Education and Speech Pathology, Diana was convinced she could help close that gap, offering assistance to parents, teachers, and school systems looking for help in promoting literacy to the young people in their lives. With extensive experience as a Classroom Teacher, Specialist Literacy Teacher and Speech Pathologist, Diana understood what was needed. Drawing on over 15 years as a Professional Educational Consultant, Diana assembled a passionate team of Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Designers to help her translate the latest research and best practices from around the world into attractive, easy to use resources for both the home and classroom setting. Diana is active in both consultancy and publishing. Understanding the challenges of a classroom puts Diana in the perfect positions to deliver quality products aligned with school learning systems. Extensive experience in consultancy allows her to develop products suitable for use in the home either as supplemental lessons or as part of a home schooling curriculum.

Admiral Park Community Facility | 65 Admiral Grove, Heathridge

Diana Rigg | "How to use PLD effectively within the classroom" (Year 1-3)

Monday 13th July | 12.30pm - 2.30pm

Join us for a special workshop with Diana Rigg from PLD (Promoting Literacy Development), Primary Publisher of the Year!

Diana Rigg will showcase;

• What is PLD and what does it provide to support literacy best practices.

•  The core elements of PLD and how it can be effectively used within your classroom and school.

• What an effective PLD classroom looks like. 

• How each age group contributes to a whole school Literacy Plan.

About Diana Rigg:

Director and Editor Diana Rigg founded PLD because she recognised a large gap in the time it took for research findings to make it into practice in the classroom. With a Master’s degree in Education and Speech Pathology, Diana was convinced she could help close that gap, offering assistance to parents, teachers, and school systems looking for help in promoting literacy to the young people in their lives. With extensive experience as a Classroom Teacher, Specialist Literacy Teacher and Speech Pathologist, Diana understood what was needed. Drawing on over 15 years as a Professional Educational Consultant, Diana assembled a passionate team of Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists and Designers to help her translate the latest research and best practices from around the world into attractive, easy to use resources for both the home and classroom setting. Diana is active in both consultancy and publishing. Understanding the challenges of a classroom puts Diana in the perfect positions to deliver quality products aligned with school learning systems. Extensive experience in consultancy allows her to develop products suitable for use in the home either as supplemental lessons or as part of a home schooling curriculum.

Admiral Park Community Facility | 65 Admiral Grove, Heathridge

Thursday 16th July | 10am - 12pm

Network Teach has partnered with EDMed® to deliver a free, one hour professional development session for teachers designed to create an awareness of the educational needs of students with chronic illness. It aims to provide educators with some useful tools to accommodate for the physical, cognitive, social and emotional needs of these students

Planning for the return of a student who has suffered a serious physical illness or injury can present challenges for teaching staff. EDMed® provides a range of educational strategies and information to assist in the smooth transition and integration back to school. This module is proudly being delivered online to provide greater accessibility to teachers across Western Australia.

Digital Event - Webex link provided upon registration