Building a positive future in education with Texthelp

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By Texthelp
Community contribution / March 22, 2022

As the world we live in changes, we all need to be flexible and resilient to keep up. This is especially true for education. The way we deliver learning needs to be flexible and adaptable to meet the changing needs of students and the community around them.

On 4 May 2022, we are hosting a virtual event called Future Building in Education. This free PD event is dedicated to Australian and New Zealand educators and will bring together a host of experts to explore how we can prepare students for the future in a changing world. In addition to this, the event will focus on how you can incorporate new teaching methods to adapt to the changing demands of education.

The event will cover themes such as STEM, literacy, and UDL to name only a few, and will leave you with practical advice, and strategies to inspire you, empower your students, and get future-ready.

About Texthelp

At Texthelp, our mission is to help people understand and be understood.

We create technology to help people communicate with accuracy and fluency. From the early years at school to higher education and the workplace - we’re unlocking potential across all stages of life.

Find out more about the Future Building in Education event at: https://text.help/ajdbK5

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