Collective PME

Brisbane Cove Conference: 27 - 30 April 2021

By The Cove April 19, 2021

Welcome to the Brisbane Cove Conference (BCC) : 27 - 30 April 2021.

You will find all the information you require here to prepare for and enjoy the BCC.

The theme for the BCC is Knowing yourself and others as a leader.

On this page you will find:

A copy of the latest pdf program here,
Visiting lecturer bios hyperlinked in the table below,
Pre-reading / pre-watching will be available NLT 19 April 2021,
Presentation slides hyperlinked in the table below.

Leadership themed content will be published daily on The Cove from 19 April 21 and you are encouraged to consume this content leading up the the event.

Watch this space for updates to the program and pre-reading requirements!

Visiting Lecturer Bio	Presentation	Pre-reading
Prof Selena Bartlett	Rethinking Leadership using Neuroscience	TBA
MAJ Kevin Vowles	Personality Profile	Big 5 Personality Test. Please complete an online self-report test that measures the big 5 personality traits. It should take you no more than 8 mins to complete. The use of this test is for educational purposes only. The results will not be stored on your Defence Electronic Health Record nor on your Defence Psychology Record. Please print your results to bring into the presentation as part of your development and self reflection. Please follow this link to the personality test.
COL Mal Brick	Putting Leadership Models to Work	Read Situational Leadership Review LWD 0-2 Leadership (Ch 1, 7 and 9) You can access Army Doctrine via on ForceNet by clicking the following link. You can set up a ForceNet account in a few quick and easy steps if you don't already have one.
McQuilty Quirke	Resilience and Perspective	TBA
COL Brad Kilpatrick	Adolescent Learning Strategies	Nil
LTCOL Matthew Ilic	Group Dynamics in Adverse Conditions	Review the ACTS self-assessment Review the ACTS score card Watch the YouTube clip - RSAnimate: Drive - The surprising truth about what motivates us
Prof Melinda Edwards	Ethics = Values2	Nil
LTCOL Grant Shottenkirk	Toxic Leadership in the USMC	A Case Study in Iraq
LTCOL Tom McDermott	Military Ethics	TBA

Biography

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