2. Module 3 Learning Objectives
• Understand:
• The importance of vision: ‘Where are you
heading to?’
• The power of shared ownership
• Identify:
• Strategies for beginning to ‘close the gap’
• Ways to reduce inconsistency leading to
less variability in your areas
3. ‘Visioning:’ imagine a
world in which there are no
restraints.
Create a visualisation of the
area that you are
responsible for – what will it
look like in 3 years?
4. What is our learning vision?
How to create a
consensus?
How to ensure application
of principles?
How to ensure common
understanding?
How to monitor application
of aspiration to
experience?
Group task: (Governor meets Headteacher & SLT members)
Present your learning vision and methodology for turning
aspiration into experience to the Governors of our school.
9. Shared understanding of principles underpinning effective T&L
• None of us would trust a doctor who had
limited knowledge of human physiology, a pilot
who was not aware of the basic laws of
physics!
• Teachers must be able to root their teaching
strategies in models of effective learning.
• It is the responsibility of middle leaders to
ensure that this understanding is shared and
then applied consistently.
• THINK TANK: How could Middle Leaders
promote / establish / activate professional
learning in their areas of responsibility?
10. How do we reduce variability and achieve consistency?
11. Definition: Clearly defined starting point (point of departure)
from where implementation begins, improvement is judged,
or comparison is made. (Do you know?)
Definition: Not able to be bought, sold, exchanged,
transfered or open to negotiation. (What are they?)
Definition: The achievement of something that does not vary
greatly in quality over time. (What does it look like for you?)
12. Definition: Clearly defined starting point (point of departure)
from where implementation begins, improvement is judged,
or comparison is made. (Do you know?)
Task: How could you baseline the quality of T&L in your
area?
Bonus: How could you establish this?
Definition: Not able to be bought, sold, exchanged,
transfered or open to negotiation. (What are they?)
Task: What are the 'non-negotiables' in your area?
Bonus: How could you establish this?
Definition: The achievement of something that does not vary
greatly in quality over time. (What does it look like for you?)
Task: What does the potentially outstanding look like in your
area?
Bonus: How could you establish this?
14. What is our learning vision?
How to create a
consensus?
How to ensure application
of principles?
How to ensure common
understanding?
How to monitor application
of aspiration (desired) to
experience (reality)?
Group task: (Governor meets Headteacher & SLT members)
Present your learning vision and methodology for turning
aspiration into experience to the Governors of our school.
16. Reflection Time
Consider today's learning intentions
What have I learned?
What will I take away and blog from today's learning?
What one thing will I do differently back at school tomorrow?
17. Next steps....
•Blog
•Mod 2 & 3 reflections
with coach
•Initiate Leadership
Challenge
•Complete/reflect on
360
•Book Tues 17 April
• Read around
Module 4
•Enjoy the Easter
holiday!
Nice activity to return to from lunch. Emphasis is on their individual perspective. Flipchart paper needed. The next slide reveals the importance a SHARED sense of ownership and consensus - that's the skill that is needed (not a one man-band hero approach like you Binksy!) However, we should also state that their is nothing wrong with bearing this in mind and 'steerin' colleagues to your way of thinking (or is this not in the spirit of JWB?) We should of course gallery them and colleagues explain their choice of images / words etc.
This is the main task introduced at the beginning of the session. Perhaps 45 mins and 15 mins presenting their findings. The input throughout this session is needed for participants. The first 2 hours will help them - essentially its the application phase of that dickhead Mr Glasier (is he the bloke who came up with that cycle?) Wondered if this could be another engaging activity. Perhaps a roleplay where the Chair of Governors is meeting with the HT & SLT re: the school's learning vision, how a consensus will be created, ensure application of its principles, establish common understanding and monitor its application. 1 hour in total? 2 groups (5 & 6)
Input re: the context but begin to link to their own settings.
Input re: 3 simple factors
Definitions required for a common understanding of the terminology.
Not quite sure how this would work. Could do it individually, pairs or trios etc. Its about giving them ideas about establishing: baselines of practice/quality of T&L, non-negotiables for everyone in the dept/area, focusing on the quality of T&L via an understanding of what a potentially 'outstanding' lesson looks like (being able to articulate this in practice using shared language)
This is the main task introduced at the beginning of the session. Perhaps 45 mins and 15 mins presenting their findings. The input throughout this session is needed for participants. The first 2 hours will help them - essentially its the application phase of that dickhead Mr Glasier (is he the bloke who came up with that cycle?) Wondered if this could be another engaging activity. Perhaps a roleplay where the Chair of Governors is meeting with the HT & SLT re: the school's learning vision, how a consensus will be created, ensure application of its principles, establish common understanding and monitor its application. 1 hour in total? 2 groups (5 & 6)
* Before we move to the closing activity - time to see if we've answered your questions or if not if we can answer them now Jamie & Keith ask and answer alternatively. Some may be able to be answered by the group
* 'Plenary' Invite them to take a 'vow of silence' 5 mins of personal reflection - where next? Jamie - you could do this plenary