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Taking the Leap Global West ICTPD Cluster 2007-2009 Swanson School Birdwood School Sunnyvale School

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Taking the Leap. Global West ICTPD Cluster 2007-2009. Swanson School Birdwood School Sunnyvale School Royal Road School. Lead Teachers. Lead Teacher contacts. Project Team. Director: Bruce McLachlan, Principal, Swanson. Facilitators: Sue West & Robyn Vine - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Taking the Leap

Taking the Leap

Global West ICTPD Cluster

2007-2009Swanson School

Birdwood School

Sunnyvale School

Royal Road School

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Lead Teachers

Lead Teacher contacts

Project Team

Director: Bruce McLachlan, Principal, Swanson.

Facilitators: Sue West & Robyn Vine

Management Team: Principals & Sue West

Lead Teachers: From Each School

New eyes…

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Roles & Responsibilities

Management Team

• Responsibility for the cluster outcomes• Ensure funding is distributed fairly and accounted for• Close liaison with the MOE national team• Review PD programmes with LTs• Report on achievements/variations

New ways…

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Lead Teachers – Open to change

• Develop needs analysis of staff and achievable action plans linked to appraisals.

• Implement support for staff.

• Implement ‘Champion’ book of staff skills.

• Provide feed back to ICT facilitators and project facilitator.

• Oversee the implementation of school action plans. • Adhere to time lines.

• Use indicators from cluster action plan to ensure implementation of key tasks

Roles & Responsibilities

Creativity…

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Overview of the national MOE initiatives

ICT Community TKI

ICT in Schools – MOE

Other MOE Initiatives – TDI, etc.

Don’t know about that…

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What’s this all about?

Vision:

To provide a powerful and sustainable learning community across the cluster

Mission:

To empower our learning community through effective professional

development that goes beyond application and equipment and into ICT integration,

inquiry and thinking skills.Options…

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Professional DevelopmentThomas Guskey – What Makes Professional Development

Effective?

“A couple of years ago, I identified thirteen lists of characteristics of

effective professional development that had been assembled by

different professional organizations and research groups. In

analyzing these lists, I found very little consensus. There wasn't even

agreement on the criteria for effectiveness. Some lists were based on

the concurrence opinions among researchers, others used teacher

self-reports, and only a few looked at impact on student learning. My

conclusion was that we may not have a true consensus on what

makes professional development effective, and that moving toward

one may be more complicated than most people think.”

Reference: The Evaluation Exchange Volume XI, No. 4, Winter 2005/2006 Harvard Family Research Project 2006 http://www.gse.harvard.edu/hfrp/eval/issue32/qanda.html

5 Levels of Professional Development Evaluation

New colours…

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Why are we doing this?

Readiness:Getting children ready for school and getting schools ready for children.

ECE Foundations for Discovery

Web Tools

New Curriculum

Face down in the grass…

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What do we intend to do?

Critically reflect on the role of ICT/eLearning in the learning and teaching process

Integrate ICT/eLearning within active and authentic learning contexts across the NZ curriculum

Strengthen collaboration between schools

Learning Intentions:

Face up to the clouds…

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Term One - Overview

Objectives have come from the proposal with a few extras.

Your senior management team has a copy of the overview.

There are some days assigned to your school that may want to decide on the content with Sue and Robyn.

You may get lost…

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Global Learning Intentions

Alignment with Resource-based Learning, NZ Curriculum, Information Retrieval Processes and Facilitatory Environments.

Resource-based Learning

DefineAuthenticate the learningAwaken prior knowledgeConstruct relevant questionsLocatePlan the researchSelectDiscover relevant informationOrganiseConstruct knowledgePresentNew insights and understandingsReflect-Assess-Evaluate

NZ CurriculumAims and Objectives from the NZCurriculum Documents

Facilitatory Environments

Context Student-centred/ICT/eLearningConstructionKnowledgeConstruction and Reasoning Development.CollaborationPairs/Groups/ClassCommunication Conversation/Dialogue/BlogsInformation ICT/ Libraries/Experts/Facilitators

Inquiry Learning ProcessOur inquiry learning process is about teachers and students asking the right questions. Our leading questions are:What do we Know?What do we Want to know?How will we want to find out?What Learning will take place?How will we Apply this?What new Questions do we have?Goal Setting/Rubrics establishedDesign & Tools/Data collectionAnalyses/RubricsConclusion

Review Objectives/ReflectionAssessment and Evaluation

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Resource-based Learning

In our proposal we called this Action Learning. We need a common language, so we have named what we

really meant as Resourced-based Learning.

Robyn will talk with you about this.

Correct answers or creative answers…

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What would be effective in your school?

Learning Intentions

Birdwood Sunnyvale

Swanson

Royal Road

Don’t let imagination lack…

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Examples

Cows

Patterns

Tower Fall

Argument Mapping

Dancing Orc

Dwarf

Hammerhead, ArtRage etc…

Child like eyes …

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How would you start a project like this?

The road less traveled…

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Designing a staff meeting about our project

What information would be relevant for you staff?

How would you start?

Would cues would you use to get everyone onboard?

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Designing a staff meeting about our project

Continue with designing the staff meeting.

What if you get tricky questions?

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Do you have any questions or points of interest that you want

to discuss about the project?

Global West ICTPD Cluster2007-2009

It can’t be done…

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Take the Leap