Australian Council for Educational Leaders - ACEL
Dr. Simon Crook is an experienced educator and leader in science education, currently serving as the Founder and Director of CrookED Science since January 2015, where the focus is on professional learning and curriculum support for K-12 schools in Australia. Dr. Crook holds the position of NSW Branch Executive at the Australian Council for Educational Leaders and is an Honorary Associate at the University of Sydney, engaged in research and collaboration on science education initiatives. Additionally, Dr. Crook has extensive experience as a reviewer for multiple academic journals related to science education and previously worked as a Senior eLearning Adviser at the Catholic Education Office, Sydney, impacting over 2500 teachers across various educational initiatives. Academic credentials include a PhD in Physics Education Research from the University of Sydney, a BSc (Hons) in Physics from The University of Manchester, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from the University of Warwick.
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Australian Council for Educational Leaders - ACEL
As Australia's peak professional organisation ACEL is a forward thinking, relevant and responsive agent of change and innovation. ACEL is a not-for-profit company and a 21st Century learning organisation that is continuously improving its practices to harness national and global opportunities. As the premier provider of resources and experiences for educational leaders, ACEL's membership continues to grow with over 6500 members actively connecting and participating in regular professional learning opportunities. ACEL actively supports the development of leadership capabilities across Australia through its national and branch initiated professional learning activities, international conferences, publications, online programs, and other partnership initiatives in leadership development. Access to these leadership-focused opportunities is available for classroom teachers through to system leaders.