Instruct to Improve is the 2015 biennial Learning Difficulties Conference conducted by SPELD, LSTAQ and LDA.

The Learning Support Teachers' Association of Queensland Inc is an Association for teachers who work with students experiencing Learning Difficulties and Learning Disabilities. The Association seeks out and provides access to quality professional development opportunities for its members and others who work in the field.

ANSA 2015 will build on the success of the 2014 Conference. You will be inspired by prominent speakers exploring the theme Neuroplasticity: reaching our potential. The Conference will provide an opportunity to stimulate new ideas, review current practice and policy, update skills and network with colleagues from around Australia and New Zealand.

The Professional Development Network (PDN), Education Queensland in partnership with the School of Education and Professional Studies, Griffith University are pleased to announce their Annual Conference on Educational Leadership, PDN 2015: Imagine.

The PDN is a not for profit organisation, formed by School Leaders for School Leadership teams, providing high quality leadership development.

School leaders will have the opportunity to learn how NeuroMite supports leadership strategy by developing students to realise their full academic and personal potential. NeuroMite is at the forefront of education leadership combining Neuroscience, Positive Education, Psychology, and Pedagogy to profile student learning abilities and provide developmental interventions resulting in improved academic performance and character skills development.

The 8th annual Queensland Education Resources Expo is an exclusive trade show for education professionals and showcases the latest resources to all educators.

Visitors will have the opportunity to discover, test and purchase resources for educational facilities and build on professional development.

Visit us at stand 53 to discover how NeuroMite can help your school to develop students to realise their full academic and personal potential. Also, learn about our PD teacher workshops such as student learning ability profiling, which can be run on-site at your school.

The Positive Schools 2015 Mental Health and Wellbeing conference has witnessed a significant increase in school based programs, initiatives, policy and an increased interest in the importance of social and emotional learning in education. Yet, a content heavy curriculum, excessive assessments, funding concerns and the persistent belief that academic learning is distant from social and emotional learning, all add up to an enormous barrier for educators who want to help their students flourish.

This conference offers a vital opportunity to become inspired, engaged and ignited with ideas, strategies and grounded thinking in mental health and positive education.

The 2015 Principals' Conference run by Education Queensland will be held on Thursday 26 February and Friday 27 February 2015 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.

NeuroMite is proud to be a conference partner with Education Queensland and will be exhibiting within the conference trade exhibition. This is an exciting opportunity to promote NeuroMite to around 1200 school principals and 200 Education Queensland executives attending the conference.

The conference will bring together Queensland state school principals and senior state education leaders to discuss and plan the future of state schooling in Queensland. In addition to the trade exhibition, the two-day event will feature keynote and guest speakers, panel discussions, master classes as well as several networking opportunities.

World authority on assessment of children, Professor Emeritus Jerome Sattler, presents recent developments in behavioural, social and clinical assessment of children. Topics will include executive functions, functional behavioral assessment, LD, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, other disabilities, and clinical assessment techniques and instruments.

Hosted by the Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society (ACNS).  ACNS is an academic society focused on the scientific study of the biological or brain foundations of mental processes and behaviour.  It includes scientists from disciplines such as psychology, neuroscience, cognitive science, psychiatry, neurology, linguistics, and computer science with over 300 members across Australia, New Zealand and Asian.

QUEDREX showcases hundreds of education resources ranging from suppliers of classroom and curriculum resources, learning tools, professional learning and development, IT and AV, publishers, and educational software.  It attracts over 3,340 education professionals from:

• Teaching, management and support staff
• Public and private sectors
• Early childhood, prep, primary and secondary school sectors, high education and other educational institutions

Positive Schools conference, now in its sixth year, explores the roles of creativity and technology in building positive mental heath, sustained well-being, and flourishing school communities across all Australian primary and secondary schools and colleges.  The 2014 program is particularly valuable as it addresses the key role of psychology in learning and academic outcomes.  One strong theme being that technology offers young people the potential to become more self-directed, self-reliant and autonomous with their learning.

The conference attracts a wide range of attendees from Europe, USA, UK, Canada, Asian, New Zealand and Australia, who work in the field of brain impairment from across the health community and academic sectors.   These professionals include neuropsychologists, speech pathologist, occupational therapist, and rehabilitation therapists.

Over 150 Anglican School Principals, business managers, chaplains, senior staff, Chairs and members of schools councils representing 25 Anglican schools from Queensland and Northern New South Wales.

A professional development forum for schools implementing the new P-10 Australian Curriculum learning areas.   Delegates attending will be from Queensland primary and secondary schools, State, Catholic and Independent School sectors and universities.