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AHDS Conference November 2014 - workshop; SCEL

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AHDS Annual Conference November 2014 'Teaching Scotland's Future: What you need to know and do.' Workshop by George Gilchrist, primary HT and a participant in the SCEL Fellowship programme.

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Me and SCEL

George Gilchrist

For AHDS November

2014

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Why is practitioner enquiry not being more widely adopted for professional and leadership development? What

needs to happen to allow this to happen?

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Practitioner Enquiry

An evidence rich approach to critically informed thinking and practice

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Critical Informed Reading and Research

John Hattie Michael Fullan Helen Timperley Knud Illeris Marilyn Cochran-Smith Graham Donaldson

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Conclusions/Findings

Practitioner enquiry works It’s complex and messy Needs to be a disposition or stance A continuous process, not a quick fix Start from where you really are A supportive, open culture based on trust Senior leaders have to thoroughly

understand and be involved

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Conclusions (continued)

Need to step back from busyness Slow down for deeper impact We need to reframe CPD and CLPL Needs support and understanding at all

levels of the system We need to avoid mutations

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Alternatives

What's the option?

More of the same or dare to be different?

You decide!