Please see program of the day and below this costs for the conference:
9.30 am
Registration: Tea, coffee and morning tea available on arrival.
10:00am
Acknowledgement of Country and Welcome from SCEAQ President (Dr Angelina Ambrosetti)
10.15 am - 11.00 am
Session 1
Keynote Address: Associate Professor Paul Williams, Griffith University.
Civics education for political participation in later life: Are we doing it right in schools?
11:05am – 11:45am
Session 2
Adele Rice AM
Informed and responsible citizenship: The power of education.
11:50am – 12:25pm
Lunch
12:30pm – 1:10pm
Session 3
Tegan Heywood and Stephen Driver, Hillbrook Secondary School
Thinking citizens: Engaging young people through Philosophical Inquiry.
1:15pm – 1:55pm
Session 4
Kirsten Murray and Maria Mead, Parliamentary Education Office
2:00pm – 2:40pm
Final Session
Kim Wright and Dr Jan Oosthoek, Primary and Secondary examples
Primary: Voting and Classroom Democracy; Acknowledgement of Country
Secondary: Enacting Community Change: Active Citizenship, Student Engagement, and the Brisbane 2032 Olympics
2:40pm – 2:45pm
Resources on the SCEAQ website
and
CQU Micro-Credential Offer
2:45pm – 3:00pm
Evaluation
Conference Close
Talk by archaeologist Michael Strong: “Towards understanding the plethora of bora rings in south-east Queensland”. On Saturday April 16th at 2 pm, Michael will talk about research he has done with Aboriginal people about the role of bora rings in the sacred cultural landscape and confusion about their role and purpose. The talk will take place at the Abbey Museum, Bribie Island Rd Caboolture. For information and booking contact the Museum on 5495 1652 or info@abbeymuseum.asn.au. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for guests and afternoon tea will be provided.
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