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CONFERENCES
Each year, NAHHT Members, guests and
specially invited speakers meet up to share their knowledge
and experiences.
2012 Conference
Details of the 2011 Conference
are here.
Study Day details
Conference Day Application Form
We also provide a summary of
our previous conferences, together with links to all of the
presentations, and any other documents or websites that we think might
be of interest. The 2010 conference is below, and links to previous
conferences can be found at the
foot of this page.
And don't forget . . .
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left hand side.
2010 Conference
"Steering" to get
"Back on Track"
Keynote Speeches from:
Andrew
Redpath (Ofsted)
Roy
Leighton (Independent Thinking)
and workshops that included:
Assessing
Pupil Progress (APP)
Child
exploitation and online protection
Dialectical
Behaviour Therapy
Emerging
personality disorders
Youchoose
(ASDAN online)
Eating
disorders
ASD and
social stories
And the ever popular Discussion
Forum
Andrew Redpath
(Ofsted)
Roy
Leighton (Independent Thinking)
The presentation given by Roy Leighton on
Making a Difference was translated into a visual representation by an
artist and graphic recorder Sally Pennycate.
Summary of The Butterfly Model methodology:
This illustration complements Roy's
teachings as it was created during the presentation playing to the
kinaesthetic and visual styles of learning as well as providing an
excellent memory tool after the event.
Illustrating to record
information is a powerful tool that requires few artistic skills just
the ability to use simple seed shapes and images to make a pictorial
representation.
Sally delivers workshops guiding others to create their own visual
representation of a lesson or lecture so it can be easily assimilated
and remembered.
A high resolution version of the above image
can be downloaded here.

This year’s
conference provided a selection of workshops:
Assessing
Pupil Progress (APP)
Child
exploitation and online protection
Dialectical
Behaviour Therapy
Emerging
personality disorders
You
Choose (ASDAN online)
The You Choose Bronze Award is our
entry level programme specifically targeting those not engaged or at
risk of disengagement from mainstream education. It is a 60
hour Award, made up of 3-hour personalised challenges. There is no
restriction as to the curriculum content so it can be used to accredit
any informal development of skills and activities.
This programme develops self confidence and
self esteem in learners who have encountered barriers to their
learning. This can now delivered with the Award of Personal
Effectiveness (AoPE) ‘built in’ which, as well as offering excellent
differentiation, offers the equivalent of half a GCSE. This
programme is available in a paper-based or online format.
For more information about our other range of qualifications including
GCSE equivalents, please have a look at our website www.youchooselearning.co.uk.
Click here for the You Choose conference
presentation.
Eating
disorders
ASD
and social stories
And the ever popular discussion forum
We even had a mini exhibition that included
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HTI
presenting Go4it
Go4it is a national campaign and awards process for schools that
demonstrate across the school, a continuously improving culture of
creativity, innovation and adventure for learning, underpinned by a
positive attitude towards risk.
Click here for the booklet that
contains further information and an application form.
More images from the NAHHT 2010 Conference & Study Day
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