PROGRAMME

EMERGING LeADerS SUMMIT 2013

DAY 1
8.00am 8.45am

SATURDAY 30th NoVember 2013

EMERGING LeADers SUMMIT 2013

Leading Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century.
Welcome and launch of Asian Global ELS 2013 Simon Breakspear and David Fitzgerald
Examine the global trends shaping education and make the case for innovation in education The global trends and the innovative imperative A post-industrial paradigm for learning The capabilities all young people must develop Possible educational futures Focusing on effective and meaningful human learning

MAKING LEARNING THE FOCUS

DISRUPT

Session 1 8.45am 10.30am (Simon Breakspear)

10.30am 11.00am

Caf networking
What really defines high quality students 

INSPIRE

Session 2 11.00am 12.30pm (Yong Zhao) 12.30pm 1.30pm

in the 21st Century? How well are our schools situated to deliver to these students?  Explore innovative schools and school systems who have taken up this challenge

Lunch connections
Technology - Why do we need a teacher? Making innovation happen: moving from why to how. How do we truly innovate with technology? Core elements of 21st century learning Collaboration Removal of barriers to learning Case studies

EXPLORE

Session 3 1.30pm 3.00pm (Simon Breakspear and Yong Zhao) 3.00pm 3.30pm

Caf networking
How could we start to design learning to deliver the reality of 21st century learning?? Design thinking in action-Rapid prototyping What are the Adjacent possibles in your current setting? The Wallet-Bootleg

DESIGN

Session 4 3.30pm 5.15pm (Simon Breakspear)

6.30pm 10.00pm

Networking Drinks & Dinner

DAY 2
8.40am 9.00am

SUNDAY 1st DECEMBER 2013

EMERGING LeADers SUMMIT 2013

How to lead others to radically improve student learning.
Debrief and re-launch
Leading the change that matters through people Theories and experiences of change processes. Forces of resistance in schools Building ownership for change Sustainability and change. Harvard style Case studies (30 mins each): 1.  Julian Whiteley (United World College) - Rapid expansion in an international setting - Pitfalls, challenges and Opportunities 2.  Ted Faunce (Chinese International School, Hong Kong) Establishing a year long Chinese immersion program in China

MOVING LEARNING FORwARd

IMPACT
Session 6 9.00am 10.30am (Simon Breakspear)

10.30am 11.00am

Caf networking
Innovative approaches to teaching and learning in our own region

SHARE

11.00am -12.30pm

Pecha Kucha style presentations designed to inspire and explore 1.  Ed technology innovation - Tim Carrell and Stu Lowe (English Schools Foundation) 2. Regional Innovation - Creating a Coaching Culture in your Organisation (David Fitzgerald) 3. Regional  innovation - Facilitating Rapid Prototyping in your school (Mark Poulson - KGV)

12.30pm 1.30pm

Lunch connections
Investing in your own development in order to fast-track your career and scale-up your impact. Making decisions to ramp-up your learning trajectory Building your soft assets and transferable capabilities Cultivating a dynamic national and international network Creating impact and becoming indispensable Using GROW to set EXACT targets around career planning  (tools/format beforehand-purpose fit eg mentoring, professional learning, connections)

GROW
Session 7 1.30pm 3.00pm (Simon Breakspear and David Fitzgerald)

3.00pm 3.30pm (Simon Breakspear)

Wrap up and Next Steps