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AISA 2021 Virtual Conference Highlights

Shared Values. Strong Community

AISA appreciates everyone who registered and was able to join us at the 2021 Virtual Conference Day on Wednesday 17 November 2021.

The AISA Conference remains an important forum for learning together, (re)connecting and sharing each other’s achievements. Here are some highlights of the conference:

832 registered delegates
46 countries represented
50 AISA schools participated
52 delegates from 22 AISA associate member organizations
16 virtual exhibition booths
36 online sessions

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Registration

FREE for AISA School Members

The AISA 2021 Virtual Conference will take place on Wednesday 17 November 2021 from 08:00 – 14:30 GMT.

Registration is now open and free for all AISA member schools. Simply click the button below, select your school or organisation name from the dropdown list and complete the short registration form. Click here to register.

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Programme

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Time (GMT)	Event		DETAILS
08:00 – 08:10	Welcome Addresses and Choir		Dr Dan Jubert, Chair of the AISA Board & Dr Peter Bateman, AISA Executive Director Choir performance from the International School of Kenya
08:10 – 09:00	“Shared Values, Strong Community: DEIJ in AISA Schools”		Panel discussion on DEIJ hosted by Mary Ashun with Arden Tyoschin, Emmanuel Niyibizi, Dr Nneka Johnson
09:00 – 09:45	Reflection and discussion of the Panel discussion on DEIJ in AISA Schools		Room 1: How is your school embracing, caring for, and acknowledging all humans and all identities? Room 2: What changes in the DEIJ space are you witnessing within the international school community in Africa and globally? Room 3: How can we promote greater diversity, equity, inclusion and justice in international schools?
09:45 – 10:30	Break		Visit the exhibitors’ virtual booths or reach out and chat with other registered participants
10:30 – 12:00	Session 1
	Teaching, Leading, Learning Workshops	Connecting and Reflecting Conversations and Wellbeing Practices	Sessions: Wellbeing Practice Wellness – what is it and where do we go from here? Affinity Groups DEIJ Collaborative Affinity Group Women in Leadership Affinity Group Professional Learning Workshops Creating Meaningful Relationships with our Students Equal opportunity and the school workforce. Comprehensive organizational development: Everyone is part of the show. Exploring Data-driven Professional Teacher Inquiries to Support Teacher and Student Learning Exploring Pathways to Reimagining School Culture How to use assessment data to improve student learning outcomes Math differentiation – creative, fun and varied ways to promote success for all learners. Problem Solvers: Getting students ready for the 21st Century Promoting Shared Values Across The School Saviorism, Equity, and Me School Business Disasters The 3 P’s of Antiracist Teaching Valuing Student Voice in the Design of Learning Spaces Wellbeing and Accreditation: One School’s Journey Learning Journeys with the Learning Analytics Collaborative (LAC)
12:00 – 12:30	Break		Visit the exhibitors’ virtual booths or reach out and chat with other registered participants
12:30 – 14:00	Session 2
	Teaching, Leading, Learning Workshops	Connecting and Reflecting Conversations and Wellbeing Practices	Sessions: Wellbeing Practice Stretch it Out – the Magic of Yin Yoga Affinity Groups LGBTQ+ Educators Affinity Group BIPOC Educators Affinity Group Professional Learning Workshops Coaching – A Personalized Approach to Development Connecting the dots: curriculum review to optimize student learning Everyone is Welcome: Creating Inclusive Environments in International Schools in Africa Exploring Hidden Biases If I Hear the Words “Self-Care” Again, I’m Going to Scream Is Your School’s Digital Presence Top of Its Game? Let’s Compare and Contrast From Schools Around the World in This Interactive Session. Making Grades Fair, Accurate, Meaningful, and Equitable: Lessons from Failed Grading Reform Efforts Nurturing Social Justice and Identity in the Middle School School Libraries connecting and empowering local communities “Stand Out” in Your Interview for a Leadership Position Understanding Directors and Officers (D&O) School Board Liability Vetting An Online Learning Partner Whole Learner Foundations: Understanding Behavior and Our Default Setting: Curriculum and Strategies to Help
14:00 – 14:30	Keynote: Values, Vision and the Future		Jennifer Abrams

Sessions

Please note that no pre-registration for these sessions is required; you can make your choice on the conference day.

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