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| NATED & ACSW Conference 2010 |
| Mon, Mar 15, 2010 |
| ACSW / NATED Annual General Meeting Saturday 22nd May, London 2010 Venue: King William Court, University of Greenwich Old Royal Naval College Park Row, Greenwich London SE10 9LS Entry: ACSW or NATED Members: £60 or £70 for non members (Join ACSW or NATED on the day and pay £60 entry). 9.30am Doors open. Coffee/biscuits and registration. 10.15 AGM. ACSW and NATED will have separate AGM. 11.45 Keynote speaker: Simon Ward, “A Holistic approach to supporting the d/Deaf child” Simon is a Specialist Senior Educational Psychologist and a delivers regular seminars on emotional intelligence, positive behaviour management and solution oriented approaches. 11.30 Coffee break 12.00 Maria Bailey, “Update on the Signature CSW qualification” Maria is a Signature project officer for the I-sign Project, working on the proposed CSW qualification. She is also a working CSW. 12.45 Hotspots. Delegates are welcome to address conference on any issue. Max. 5 minutes each. 1pm Lunch 2pm Workshops Sessions chose from the following:- Workshop 1 - Voice-over workshop A This is a hot topic for CSWs, who are expected to voice-over without having received any formal training. This workshop is distilled from a series of well-received one-day training events and will present theories and practical methods for better and more confident voice-over. Essential for CSWs. Jill Newlands MRSLI (ACSW Rep, East Midlands) Workshop 2 - Voice-over workshop B: To swear or not to swear Whenever the issue of swearing in the course of voice-over is discussed there is hot debate. This workshop will present an alternative view to the norm and contend that CSWs should think carefully before an expletive is voiced. Come with an open mind. Andy Owen MRSLI Workshop 3 - Code of Ethics: A new view This workshop contends that a new Code of Ethics is required; one that will encompass interpreters and CSWs. Key to the concept is developing an ethical way of thinking. This workshop has been delivered to Leeds University interpreting students with great success. Very thought provoking. Jason Bell MRSLI Workshop 4 - Deconstructing the Keynote. This workshop will comprise a much more informal continuation of the keynote address, with an opportunity for delegates to have input and questions. Come ready for a lively informal session. Simon Ward Workshop 5 - The mentoring role of CSWs: d/Deaf teenagers and the police. CSWs have contact with many d/Deaf teenagers in 6th form and FE colleges who have varying relationships with the law. This workshop will inform CSWs and provide material for discussion within the teenage d/Deaf community. Not to be missed. Sergeant Glen Barham MBE MRSLI (Hampshire Constabulary). A member of the Steering Group responsible for setting up the recent national 999 SMS service, and Responsible for the creation of Police Link Officers for Deaf people - PLOD. Workshop 6 - E-assessment Workshop. (Online examinations) This is an opportunity to air your views about this emerging assessment medium. What are the advantages and disadvantages, constraints, trials and tribulations of electronic assessment? Come along and share your experiences, hopes and fears for d/Deaf learners at this fact-finding workshop. Janet Williams Access to Assessment Consultant. 3pm Tea/coffee break 3.15 Workshops Session 2. As above, delegates swap around. 4.15 Wrap-up, feedback forms and close. PLEASE SEE FULL INFORMATION ON BOOKING FORM ATTACHED |
NATED & ACSW Conference Speaker and workshop information flyer and delegates booking form
