It was great to share insights about enabling impactful change (from a leadership perspective) to open the @AISNSW @AISNSWEvidence research conference with great host Mary Ryan and alongside Jenny Donovan and Sydney School of Education & Social Work colleague Jim Tognolini from CEMA

Professor Mary Ryan Mary Ryan opens this evening's event, welcoming everyone to our annual Trendsetter event. This is our largest engagement event, with over 1100 members of the community joining us tonight for this session #MQTrendSetter #MQSoE

Prof Ryan now hands to Associate Professor Fay Hadley Fay Hadley who is introducing their work, discussing moving beyond cultural competence to cultural responsiveness. Associate Professor Hadley now Acknowledges the Country they are presenting from. #MQTrendSetter #MQSoE

'We are one but we are many' the amazing teachers & educators who are joining our discussion on culturally responsive teaching #MQTrendSetters shorturl.at/puyN3

Professor Mary Ryan Mary Ryan thanks the panel, inviting each panellist to turn their cameras back on ahead of the Q & A. Prof Ryan calls on the audience to consider: are you teaching *about* diversity? Teaching *to* diversity? Teaching *for* diversity? #MQTrendSetter #MQSoE

Today we say THANK YOU to all teachers and educators everywhere for their hard work and dedication to this very important profession. We also celebrate MQEducation students, teaching staff and Alumni! 🎉 Macquarie University aitsl #WorldTeachersDay2021 #BrightFuture

That's brilliant MQEducation

We’re delighted to welcome Mary Ryan to ACU as Executive Dean Education and arts. Professor Ryan is both a passionate teacher and an avid researcher and is highly respected across the Australian education sector. bit.ly/3mCWUU1

In the first Conference Conversations Podcast we speak to Prof Mary Ryan Mary Ryan, Dean of Education Macquarie University about her keynote entitled 'Teaching about, to and for diversity: Exploring a new pedagogy of teacher education and learning. Listen here: anchor.fm/ipda-podcast/e…

Invitation for teacher educators to participate in professional learning and research about educating preservice teachers to teach diverse learners. More information - bit.ly/3kiy2PR More background - bit.ly/2YwwAln

This October Scopus released the 2020 Global Top 2% Highly Cited Scientists online. MQEducation has 6 scholars ranked in the Top 2%! Congratulations to Matt Bower Garry Rebecca Bull Mary Ryan Liz Pellicano and Philip Li! elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchx…

Excellent presentation to begin the conference. Really want to hear more about Social Labs.

Reflecting on impactful emotional moments today @ #ipda2021 1. Mary Ryan opening address: a salutary reminder of our need for humility as she acknowledged before starting the elders thru generations of the ground she stands on. 2. Dave Pitt 🐀 @[email protected] poem - It should be impossible..

New people to follow from conference- another #IPDA2021 bonus! Vivienne Porritt OBE FCCT FRSA Ontario Education Workers United @VidyaShah6 Professor Paul Miller #BLM @MrsSarahMullin paulinesmith664 HongKong_IPDA Dr Pen Mendonca Sheila Ball Dr Karina Z Butler Gayle Le Moine Ewan Ingleby Mary Ryan Dr. Asma Alfadala @Sara2Smith

Fortunate to spend today with NSW Council of Deans of Education. Great to see teachers on expert panel! ⁦New South Wales Primary Principals’ Association⁩ ⁦NSWCDE⁩ ⁦UOW⁩ ⁦UNSW⁩ ⁦westsydu_Education⁩ ⁦NSW Dept of Education⁩ ⁦greg wilson⁩ ⁦Anncaro1 🙄🤣⁩ ⁦Denise Lofts⁩ ⁦⁦UTS⁩

The Hon Dr Anne Aly, Minister for Early Childhood Education and Minister for Youth, giving a funny and heartfelt address about the power of early childhood education at the NSW Council of Deans of Education annual conference ⁦UOW⁩ NSWCDE⁩

Thank you Penny Van Bergen for the opportunity to join the panel at the NSW Council of Deans Conference at UOW, discussing how we can support the next generation of teachers. Grateful for the learning & new connections.

Very excited about establishing this new STEM Education Centre with $45m support from the NSW Government.