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National Education Summit calls for educators to share their experience

by Rhiannon Bowman
September 4, 2023
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The National Education Summit will take place in Melbourne in June and Brisbane in August next year..

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Organisers of the 2024 National Education Summit are urging educators who are interested in sharing their experience, ideas and case studies to submit their expression of interest now, as speaking positions filled quickly last year.

The National Education Summit will take place at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (14 – 15 June 2024) and Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on (2 – 3 August 2024).

Key pillars of the National Education Summit include:

  • STEM across the Curriculum
  • Capacity Building School Libraries
  • Diverse Learners
  • ADHD
  • The Spectrum
  • Mental Health/Anxiety
  • Wellbeing
  • Classroom of the Future
  • AI in the Classroom
  • Sustainability in Schools

Sessions will form part of a range of conferences and free program of events including traditional presentations, hands-on workshops, and panel discussions.

Each submission is reviewed and assessed based on its relevance to the education of K-12 students, engagement for the audience (K-12 educators), and links to practical application or research.

Each presentation earns its speaker complimentary registration to the two-day event.

Co-presenters are accepted and will be offered a discounted registration ticket. A Certificate of Recognition will also be provided to all presenters. All other costs, including travel and accommodation will need to be met by the presenter.

Accepted presenters must be willing to lock in the date, sign a confirmation agreement and help promote the program to their networks, via a variety of means.

Presenters considered to be a business, consultancy or company will only be accepted in conjunction with a sponsorship package with their session allocated to the Knowledge Centre or Classroom of the Future Stage (based on criteria).

The first round of submissions will be contacted by Thursday 26 October 2023 and the second round of submissions will be contacted by Thursday 23 November 2023.

To submit an expression of interest to present at the National Education Summit, complete this online form.

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