Indaba 2, 4 and 5 Materials

Learn from our PAST, celebrate the PRESENT, and create our FUTURE

Indaba 2, 4, and 5 Presentation Materials

For those workshops for which we have recieved presentations and/or handouts, these materials are available according to sessions linked below.

If you are an Indaba presenter and have materials you would like to see posted online, please send them to the IBSC at office@theibs.org.Please put 2015 AC materials in the subject line.

Additional Workshop information

Using Lessons from Madiba as the organizing theme, we crafted a program of presentations and workshops organized around the ideas of Learning from the Past, Celebrating the Present, and Creating the Future. As we journey with boys, it is valuable to learn lessons from the past, celebrate what we, at boys’ schools, are doing well and create a future where our boys can be active global citizens. This was an African conference with a global feel, and in true African tradition all sessions were given as ‘Indabas’ – discussions, debates, and interactions where everyone had the opportunity to get involved.

This year, there were TWO types of conference presentations:

  1. SHORT 10-MINUTE PRESENTATION with questions and answers to follow.
    Format: 3 presenters, with similar themes/topics, co-presented in each session. Each presenter had 10 minutes for his/her presentation. When all three finished speaking, there was the opportunity for a facilitated Q and A session with the presenters.
  2. 90-MINUTE WORKSHOP
    This presentation warranted this extra time and attention because of its depth and complexity. Presenters brought a high degree of expertise and experience to a matter of compelling interest to delegates.

Orgainsing themes and topics for conference presentations:

  • Collaboration across Networks – Connecting Classrooms for Global Learning
  • Communication – Effective Oral and Written Communication
  • Digital Literacy
  • Emotional Development and Intelligence
  • Entrepreneurship and Initiative
  • Global Citizenship
  • Leadership
  • Learning Spaces/ Learning Environment
  • Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
  • Sustainability

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INDABA 2: Learning from the Past/Celebrating the Present

Session

Presenter Names and Workshop Title

Materials

Indaba 2-1

Kathika Dasgupta
Connecting Classrooms, Connecting Minds

Presentation

Indaba 2-1

Frances Turner
Parent Power: Partnering with Parents K-12 to Support Upper School Exchange Students

Presentation

Indaba 2-1

Garth Wynne
International Research, Global Capacities, Student Outcomes – a Story of Collaboration and Consequence

Indaba 2-2

Trish Cislak
IBSC Librarian Network: Leading and Learning Together

Presentation

Indaba 2-2

Camilla Elliott
School Library to Learning Commons – a Transformational Journey

Presentation

Indaba 2-2

Cheryl Toohey
Libguides and 21st Century Learning: Our School Library Without Walls

Indaba 2-3

John Holtman
Public Speaking - a Vehicle for Personal Growth

Indaba 2-3

Samuel Lobascher
Applying the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) in the English Classroom

Presentation
Handout

Indaba 2-3

Margot Pearce, Jesse Crouch
Sweaty Palms and Cracking Voices: the Power of Public Speaking

Indaba 2-4

Sonya Jean
App Speed Dating: The Use of the iPad in a Language Class

Presentation

Indaba 2-5

Pete Farlam
Lessons From the Clinic

Presentation

Indaba 2-5

Laura Jordan
Boys of Divorce: a Lower School Counsellor’s Perspective

Video Transcript
Recommended Materials

Indaba 2-5

Tracey Wood
Coffee Talk Parenting: Parent Education Group

Presentation

Indaba 2-6

Ben Bosch
Linking Industry to Eduction and Education to Industry

Indaba 2-6

Jean van Heeswijk
The Value of Making the Theory Practical Using Virtual Money and the JSE Challenge

Presentation

Indaba 2-6

Jacqueline Withers
Urban Window Farms – Real Life Application for Growing Your Own Food

Indaba 2-7

Liam Herbert, Etaoin Donovan
"Vision and Action Can Change the World" – St Laurence's College Palm Island Indigenous Immersion

Indaba 2-7

Leah Maxwell, Matthew Levander
Student Engagement in Two Overseas Immersion Programs

Indaba 2-8

Matthew Houniet
From Boys to Young Men …

Presentation

Indaba 2-8

Nataleen Kilburn
Reversing the Trend – How We Got Boys Back in to Studying Geography in the Senior School

Indaba 2-8

Nick Mair
English is Enough – How Fusing Language Learning with Popular Science Can Stop Boys Believing This

Indaba 2-9

Kimberly Hudson, Charley Stillwell
The Center for the Study of Boys: Year One

Presentation

Indaba 2-9

Craig Cuyler, Simon Holderness, Gary Griffith-Smith
Lessons from Each Other

Indaba 2-10

James Frazer
Inspirational Leadership Model

Indaba 2-10

Gavin Darwin
Student Leadership Model Within a Preparatory School

Presentation

Indaba 2-11

Josh Norman
Self-Management Reloaded: Putting Boys in the Driving Seats of Their Lives

Presentation

Indaba 2-11

Alexander Pyne, Jonathan Mountain
Fostering Servant Leadership in a Boys' School

Indaba 2-11

Lorraine Soares, Ben Wassell
Developing Pupils as Leaders

Presentation

Indaba 2-12

Rudrich Claassen
Gamification and Blended Learning in the Science Classroom

Indaba 2-12

Jonathan Smith
Glued to Their Screens

Presentation 1
Presentation 2

Indaba 2-12

Brian Toohey
Serious Play in the Religious Education Curriculum

Indaba 2-13

Tremayne Cornish
Learners and Diversity: Building Bridges of Understanding

Presentation 1
Presentation 2

Indaba 2-13

Colleen Henning
Good Schools Should Share

Presentation

Indaba 2-13

Tim Jarvis
Moving up by Slowing down - Creating a New Vision of Success in Schools.

Presentation

Indaba 2-14

Keith Warne
Google Sites and Apps

Presentation
Google Sites and Maps Manual

Indaba 2-14

Rob Donaldson
Earthquakes and Their Aftermath - Coping with Adversity

Indaba 2-15

Matthew Lander
Unleashing the Power of Online Forms with Google

Indaba 2-15

Max Eisl
What’s Next? And How Can My School Keep Up?

Presentation

Indaba 2-16

Marion Bradley, Bev Kemball
Helping Boys Find Balance in Their Lives

Indaba 2-16

Susana Epstein
Global Citizenship in the Foreign Language Classroom: A Joint Spanish and Social Studies Project

Presentation

Indaba 2-16

Janetta Lien, Betty Noel
Why Talk about Gender?

Indaba 2-17

Ian Lambert
Everything Old Is New Again: Heritage and Identity as Modes of School Strategic Leadership


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INDABA 4: Creating the Future

Indaba 4-1

John Fallon, Paul Darvasi
The Alternate Reality Classroom: Immersive Games to Engage Boys

Indaba 4-2

Tim Jarvis, Jonathan Smith
Blurred Lines – Sexuality and the Male Teenager

Indaba 4-3

Richard Hawley
Boys’ Schools: Our Current Trajectory and Why We Matter

Presentation

Indaba 4-4

Michael Reichert, Kimberly Hudson, Charles Stillwell, Saint Christopher’s School; Tom Batty, Scotch College, (Australia); Michael Fellin, Crescent School, (Canada)
Building Better Schools for Boys: Ensuring Relational Success

Presentation

Indaba 4-5

Brad Zervas, David Banks
Creating New Legacies of Learning and Leadership

Indaba 4-6

Bruce Collins
Developing an Innovative Mindset – the Power of a Strong, Staff Driven Professional Development (PD) Program

Presentation

Indaba 4-7

Jaques Pretorius
Enabling Conversations, Policy and ICT Platforms for Effective and Transformative Pastoral Care

Presentation

Indaba 4-8

Philip Cummins
Getting it Right: Professional Learning in Schools

Indaba 4-9

Juliette Zener, Nnaemeka Ekwelum, TBD
Identity, Empathy, Action, and Power: Towards an Inclusive Citizenship

Presentation

Indaba 4-10

Graeme Edwards
Leadership the Madiba Way: Learning from the Legacy

Presentation

Indaba 4-11

Simon Weaver
Making Mandela's Dream a Reality Through Boys' Schools

Indaba 4-12

Margo Pickworth
Morals Through Media

Presentation

Indaba 4-13

Abigail James
Politics and Pedagogy: How the Most Recent Research and Reports Affect Boys' Education

Presentation

Indaba 4-14

Lewis Manthata
Race and Cricket in South Africa

Indaba 4-15

Alexei du Bois, John Lobban
Success Against the Odds – Global Lessons Learned from School Leadership

Presentation

Indaba 4-16

Max Eisl
What’s Next for Schools? And How Can I Keep Up?

Presentation

Indaba 4-17

Martin Stegemoeller, Kezia Warner
The Why: Our Case for Why Boys Should Lead Their World Through Service

Presentation


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INDABA 5: Learning from the Past/Celebrating the Present

Indaba 5-1

Brian Sampson
Using a Writer's Notebook to Create a Culture of Writing

Presentation

Indaba 5-1

Bryan Wood
Assessing Boys for Learning

Presentation

Indaba 5-2

Cortney Dargaj
Theme Teaching: The Path of Creation

Indaba 5-2

Peter de Lisle
The Learning Journey – a Curriculum Innovation

Indaba 5-2

Peter Westwood
Ha Ha, Hee Hee, a Grin and a Groan

Indaba 5-3

John Hager
Bonding in the Eighth Grade

Presentation
Bonding in the 8th Grade

Indaba 5-3

Trudy Hoefnagels
What You Can Read in the Handwriting of Boys

Indaba 5-3

Katherine Willow-Peterson
Badges of Identity

Indaba 5-4

Jonathan Gunning
The Extreme Explorer's Programme

Presentation

Indaba 5-4

John Munro, Brad Fallon
Growing Tension Between Town-Based Club Teams and School-Sponsored Athletic Teams

Indaba 5-4

Olga Peel
Using Boys' Love of Sport and Fitness as an Introduction to a Theme in Life Sciences

Presentation

Indaba 5-5

Lizzy Nesbitt
Doing Dweck

Presentation
Resilience Tutor Handout
Writing Reports like Dweck

Indaba 5-5

Gerda-Marie Swanepoel
Outreach and the Resultant Opportunities to Care for Others Develops the Emotional Intelligence of Learners and Educators

Indaba 5-5

Betsy Tyson
Why Empathy Matters – Fostering Empathy in the Primary Classroom

Presentation
5 Skills
Toolkit
Bully Prevention
Developing Empathy Early
Empathy Activities
Empathy PreK to Grade 2
How would you feel?
Steps for Resolving Conflicts
Stop Light

Indaba 5-6

Kirk Davis
Walking in the Footsteps of the Maya-an Experience of Mission… and Mission-in-Reverse

Indaba 5-6

Paul Hess
‘Ubuntu’ and Masculinity: Becoming Men in Community

Indaba 5-6

Susan Hill
Developing Renaissance Men into Global Citizens

Presentation

Indaba 5-7

Byron Lawson Jr, Amy Reck
Questionable? Measurable? Ethics

Presentation Part 1 Presentation Part 2

Indaba 5-7

Josh Norman
Of Men and Masculinity: It Is Time to Redefine

Presentation

Indaba 5-7

Susan Stos
Teaching Ethics — A Framework and Program

Presentation

Indaba 5-8

Kim Hudson
Leading the Way: Fostering an Inclusive Community

Indaba 5-8

Lorri Palko
Schools and Students Connecting as Never Before

Presentation

Indaba 5-8

James Thorpe
Learning to Lead

Presentation
Poster
Stimulus Paper
Band of Brothers Issue

Indaba 5-9

Ian Lambert
Cultural Leadership in the Globally-Engaged School

Indaba 5-10

Keith Fairweather
‘Windmills and Willow Trees’ – Role-Models, Mentor-Leaders and Tutors

Presentation
Mentor

Indaba 5-10

Matthew Lander
Exploring Teacher Self-reflection Using Video

Indaba 5-10

Keith Metcalfe
Looking Back for the Future: Using Appraisal and Self-Evaluation to Guide Future Development

Presentation

Indaba 5-11

Andrew Stark, Jill Margerison
Merging Realities: Blended Learning in the Physical and Virtual Worlds

Presentation

Indaba 5-12

Jesse Elzinga
Harrow’s Elective Program – Teaching ‘Off Piste’

Indaba 5-12

Dawn Siso
Adopting a Growth Mindset

Presentation
Notes

Indaba 5-12

Ben Thompson
The ‘Off-Switch’ and How to Get Boys Thinking Again

Indaba 5-13

John Collins, Rod Olsen
Developing and Sustaining a Successful Service Program on the Local and Global Stage

Indaba 5-13

Rod Olsen, John Collins
Transformation Service in an International Setting

Indaba 5-13

Glenda Dell
Making Movies of Madiba's Legacy

Indaba 5-14

Peter Broster
47 Years a Science Teacher: Lessons Learned

Indaba 5-14

Catherine Johnson
Mathematics: Thinking Stops at the Answer

Presentation

Indaba 5-14

Bill Mulcahy, Duncan Briggs
21st Century Core Competencies: Identifying and Measuring Purpose, Mission and Value

Presentation

Indaba 5-15

Annette Briscoe
Gumboot Dance for Boys: Past, Present and Future

Presentation
Handout

Indaba 5-15

Wessel Theron
Ten Ideas for Teaching a Second Language to Boys

Indaba 5-15

Terry Thompson, Matthew Warr, Eddie Wallace
Opportunities for Holistic Growth through International Tour Experiences

Indaba 5-16

Mark Henning
Lessons from the Hardiness of Schools for English-Speaking Pupils and Their Future

Presentation
Summary

Indaba 5-16

Timothy Wright, Fred Jordan
The Development of Virtue and Leadership through Christian Formation

Presentation-Jordan
Presentation-Wright
Suggested Readings

Indaba 5-17

Brent Watkins
Learning through Experiences

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