About the Course

Attendance & Engagement Summit – A&E

Are you ready to transform the way boys engage and learn in your classrooms? Join us for the groundbreaking workshop ‘Pathways to Potential’, a cutting-edge workshop designed for educators looking to revolutionise their approach to teaching, assessment and classroom management. Pathways to Potential is designed to empower teachers with the strategies and tools needed to foster a positive learning environment, encouraging student engagement and educational success.

Why Attend:

• Structured Learning and Assessment Techniques: Dive deep into structured approaches and why they are crucial for student success.
• Assessment of Student Progress: Discover innovative methods to assess and track student progress. Learn how to use these assessments to inform teaching strategies and enhance student achievement.
• Effective Aromatawai: Learn how to empower boys to cultivate the skills and confidence necessary to build and enhance their personal capabilities, fostering their growth into influential and self-reliant leaders.
• Research-Informed Methods: Engage with the latest findings from neuroscience and educational research, providing you with a foundation to understand and improve how boys learn.

Workshop Highlights:

• Understanding Neurological Stages: Dive deep into the neurological development and discover how this influences their learning, engagement, and behaviour in educational settings.
• Innovative Pedagogical Approaches: Explore a range of pedagogical techniques blending traditional practices with innovative strategies to cater to their unique learning styles.
• Creating Positive Learning Environments: Master proactive strategies to foster a classroom atmosphere conducive to learning and engagement, mitigating behavioural issues and enhancing educational experiences for all students.
• Engagement and Empowerment: Learn how to motivate students to take ownership of their learning and behaviour, turning educational challenges into opportunities for success.

Register today to secure your place in this pivotal professional development event, and join a community of educators committed to making a lasting impact in the lives of their students.

Keynote Facilitators

Abi Utterly | Lead Facilitator

With a dual background in Economics and English, Abi spent over a decade teaching in several large New Zealand high schools. Building on this experience, she undertook postgraduate studies in Human Resource Management, focusing on teacher retention strategies. She furthered her learning with studies in Organisational Psychology, the Science of Learning, and Structured Literacy.

Abi's diverse background has shaped her passion for understanding how people learn and thrive. She now applies this knowledge in her role at Growth Culture where she support educators in developing their practice.

Bex Rose | BDM

As a seasoned education leader with over two decades of experience, Bex is dedicated to empowering educators to embrace the transformative potential of artificial intelligence. With a keen understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities presented by AI, Bex has established herself as a passionate facilitator and mentor in the field.

Beyond her expertise in AI, in her role as Head of Impact at Growth Culture, Bex is also a seasoned leadership facilitator. She has a proven track record of guiding educational leaders to develop their skills, unlock their potential, and drive positive change within their institutions. With her passion for education and her commitment to lifelong learning, Bex is a driving force in shaping the future of education in New Zealand.

Marshall Diggs | Director

Marshall has a background as a principal, community leader and keynote speaker, Marshall’s role as Director at the Growth Culture Leadership Academy perfectly combines his incredible ability to inspire educators, with his strengths in leadership, coaching and mentoring.

Marshall and his wife are also deeply committed to global impact. Currently, they are pioneering community transformation projects in Australia, Uganda, Fiji and New Zealand in partnership with several charitable organisations including the Strengths Foundation and World Vision.

Course Cost

 $475 + GST

Workshop Disclaimer

Our workshops require a minimum number of delegates to proceed in its intended physical format. Should this minimum not be met, the event may be transitioned to an alternative format to ensure all registered participants can access the content, as well as maintain the workshop’s quality and interactive nature. The decision to switch to an alternative format will be communicated promptly to all registrants. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility. For inquiries, please contact keryn@gcla.co.nz.