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NCESE Conference

NCESE Conference

NCESE has hosted three successful annual conferences with international keynote speakers and workshops. We have collated videos and resources of workshops and keynotes, relevant resources, and highlights below.

NCESE Conference 2025:
It Starts with Us: Creating Inclusive and Engaging Learning Spaces

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NCESE Conference 2024:
Building engagement through quality relationships

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NCESE Conference 2023:
From surviving to thriving

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Title: Modal 1: The impact of trauma on learning & development

Duration: 90 minutes

Delivery Mode: Online / face to face / both

Facilitator: Jaime de Loma-Osorio Ricon 

Description: Defines trauma, describes the impact of trauma on a child’s neurobiology, learning behaviours, social relationships and development

Cost: Free for NCESE members, $750 for non members