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Leading Change for 21 st Century Learning Mentoring for whole school change toward a paradigm shift & QT

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Leading Change for 21st Century Learning

Mentoring for whole school change toward a paradigm shift & QT

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Outcome of this session

I have not got the answers, just the questions.

There is more than one way….to skin a cat….

The collective is the most powerful item in the room

Its about the people, not the technology!

Using technology is a mindset, not a skill set……

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What are we really doing

about student engagement?

http://deniselofts64.edublogs.org/2010/05/16/teacher-engagement-is-that-the-first-step/

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What our data told us. We conducted Surveys… simple.. using survey

Monkey.

http://litehouse4skools.wikispaces.com/file/view/SurveySummary_03072010-2.pdf

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The Students Teachers were generally not doing a lot of

things differently ( Although spikes in classrooms existed).

Work was limited to desktop word processing, web searches, (Lower order), 1:1 communication. Teachers indicated limited experience in online collaborative learning, both synchronous and asynchronous. Time or interest low.

Teachers perceived that the hardware ..ie computer =engagement.

Teaching from the back of the room was not evident.

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The teachers Teachers indicated limited experience in

online collaborative learning, both synchronous and asynchronous. Time or interest low.

Teachers did not have experiences beyond email, desk top publishing and 1 : 30 communication. Videos were used. NO sense of PLE and PLN.. Personal learning networks and shared learning environments. Letting go of control….

Limited experience in collaborative learning, mainly relied on demonstration instruction ( Always 42.5 %),Sometimes group work was used (50%), Interestingly, students worked often on individual projects,54%, however only sometimes presented individual work to the class 48 %.

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‘Teachers vital KEY’ Facilitator

Moderator

Coach

Manager

……Vital to effective learning….

We understand learning….

We have the framework… but how should it look..

http://edutweet.wikispaces.com/05.+Design+Elements

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Do we need a paradigm shift?

What is a Paradigm shift?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cp6pEzx3uw&feature=player_embedded

Initial stages with leadership from the top with emerging technologies.

Confronting for many:

Students as mentors, in the initial stages.

“Everyone is the architect of their own learning.” — Appius Claudius, Roman Politician via @etalbert7:23 PM Apr 29th from twhirl.

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3 key factors Champions as mentors…

‘Community of Practice’ –personal learning environments and networks

Connectivism

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What are the underpinning theories?

MENTORS & CHAMPIONS

The impact of e-learning champions on embedding e-learning- in organisations, industry & communities.

From the Australian Flexible learning framework.

http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/

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Champions, Communities of

practice & Connectivity

‘Community of Practice’ (Wenger 1999)

http://edutweet.wikispaces.com/02.+Key+Features

http://edutweet.wikispaces.com/06.+The+Blue+Print+for+edutweet

Connectivist Theory

Modeling and building a foundation for an elearning community that underpins the complex interactions between the individual, their behaviour and the environment.

(Downes, 2006 & Siemens 2004)

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Overview structure

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QTF

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TOOLS

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Team formulate teaching Strategies

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Mentoring Champions

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Back mapping from Syllabus

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Reflect Back to the Data

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HT’s are the Catalysts in leading change! Leadership behaviours of successful middle

managers.

1.A focus on learning

2.Consistency

3.Care

4.Commitment

5.High Expectations

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Strategies to achieve this:

Modeling: “Walk the talk”

Monitoring: Leadership is strong when informed by data.

Dialogue: Use conversation to develop everyone’s understanding about learning.

Structures and systems: the work of the team is clear, explicit. Not autocratic, rather the consolidation and formalisation of agreed strategies.

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Setting the Scene Learner ( teacher ) readiness

Motivation to join the movement

Comfort and feeling of support

Support in classroom (HTs & Mentors)

Ongoing support from systems, dialogue, individual and group.

Already existing collaborative space to support the hardware….so that the learning can begin.

http://rbscsupport4ict.wikispaces.com/

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Mentoring at RBSC

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Collaborative Spaces http://litehouse4skools.wikispaces.com/

http://rbscsupport4ict.wikispaces.com/

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Before we begin ‘know our students’

STEP 1. Lets Join EDMODO.& the Group “HT'sLeadingChange : code to access this group is: pa4r5o…..

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To finish Communities of Practice (Wenger 1999)

"Communities are human systems given form by conversations of relatedness." (Block, 2008)

http://edutweet.wikispaces.com/07.+An+Executive+Summary

Personal learning networks and communities of practice

http://www.slideshare.net/GrahamAttwell/personal-learning-environments-46423