The rapid increase of cyber crimes across Australia and constant changes in technology make this an alarming issue facing students, families, schools and the community. Bond University is providing a platform for the community to explore these issues and has created the Cyber Bullying Symposium. This event will bring together a panel of academic experts in the fields of technology, psychology and law, and will feature a short case study on the Bond University and Varsity College anti bullying campaign – ‘One Goal, One Community: Moving Beyond Bullying and Empowering for Life’.
Who should attend this event?
- School: Principals, Teachers (Professional Learning recognition is available^),Senior Student leaders, P&C groups, Guidance Counsellors and parents.
- Community: Youth Groups, Council members, Police and Qld Health workers.
- Experts: Counsellors and Child Psychologists.
View further information on the event proceedings, and guest speakers.
Professional Recognition for Teachers
This symposium offers participants who are teachers in Queensland schools to address the following Professional Standards as required for registration renewal under the Queensland College of Teachers Continuing Professional Development Framework:
- Standard 6 Support personal development and participation in society
- Standard 7 Create and maintain safe and supportive learning environments
- Standard 8 Foster positive and productive relationships with families and community
- Standard 10 Commit to reflective practice and ongoing professional renewal
We thank you in advance for your support of this event and hope to see your school represented at the Bond University Cyber Bullying Symposium.
When
23 July 2010
Registration: 11:45am
Symposium and Lunch: 12.00pm
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2:30pm
Where
Bond University, Gold Coast
Princeton Room
Level 3, University Centre
Contact Information
If you have any further questions please contact Caitlin Creswick:
Caitlin Creswick
Faculty of Law
Bond University
Phone: 5595 1042
Email: caitlin_creswick@bond.edu.au
