Description:
How can we co-create the conditions where all learners can be and become assessment capable learners?
We will deepen our collective understanding of learner agency in this session, and the translation of this into our unique math learning contexts. We will explore ways to co-create the cultural conditions for learner agency, where all learners can flourish in their mathematical learning and, in partnership with young people, how we can become more discerning designers and users of assessment practices and tools.
Presenter:
Larissa is a passionate educator with over 25 years of experience in the education sector. Since commencing her career as a primary classroom teacher, she has taken on a wide variety of leadership roles including Head of Teaching and Learning in an independent school. In 2013 Larissa joined the EdPartnerships team where she engaged in long-term learning and mentoring partnerships with school leaders, teacher leaders and school leadership teams, supporting professional inquiry, teacher and leadership capacity building and strategic planning for innovation and change. Larissa co-designed and co-facilitated the Bastow Leading Mathematics Program for 10 years. She also co-designed and co-facilitated the Bastow Mathematics Professional Practice Series and the Primary Maths Science Specialist Program (DET 2017-2019). Larissa has been involved in a number of other research and professional learning programs including the DET Effective Mentoring Program, Bastow Leading Curriculum and Assessment program and, various Learner Agency research programs working with Primary and Secondary school teams. In 2021 she completed a Master of Education with a minor thesis in learner agency. Larissa has recently published a number of teacher leadership articles and podcasts in the areas of mathematics, learner agency and effective mentoring.
Registrations close:
Monday 19th August
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