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Draft testing the framework presentation for Building the Curriculum 3
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Testing the framework - LTSSetting the scene18 March 2009
May Sweeney Learning and Teaching Scotland
Mystery and murder!
“Curriculum for Excellence allows for both professional autonomy and responsibility when planning an delivering the curriculum. . . The frame work provides flexibility ….Such flexibility will result in a more varied pattern of curriculum structures to reflect local needs and circumstances.”
Building the Curriculum 3 pp11-12
Testing the framework programme
• 7&8 October 08 – TTF1 secondary
25&26 November 08 – TTF1 recall
• 19&20 January 09 – TTF2 secondary
5 March 09 – TTF2 recall
• 27&28 January 09 – TTF3 primary
11 March 09 TTF3 recall
• 3&4 February 09 - TTF4 ASN/special education
23 March 09 - TTF4 recall
Building the Curriculum 3 – learner at the centre
• A schematic guide for curriculum planners p13
• Development of the four capacities
• Entitlements 3-18• Experiences and outcomes• Learning through ethos and life of
the school; curriculum areas and subjects; Interdisciplinary projects and studies; opportunities for personal achievement
• Literacy, numeracy, health and wellbeing
• Principles of curriculum design
How do we plan for supporting the learner?
• pupil voice• parents as partners• partnerships• leadership at all levels• structures for collaboration• opportunities provided by TP 21• pedagogy• use of accommodation• time as a resource• personal support structures• assessment, recognition of achievement and qualifications
Workshop Tasksearly years/primary
A. transitions
B. broad general education
C. totality of the curriculum
secondary
A. transition primary/secondary
B. broad general education
C. senior phase
special education/ASN
A. transitions
B. broad general education/senior phase
C. personal support
Technical tasks• Produce a high level plan/curriculum map i.e. what will early years
to P7/S1 look like; P7) S1-S6 look like? • Choose your technical task• Describe what the area of your chosen task will/could look like in
practice. Provide as much detail as possible, including timetabling, supporting features and practical considerations such as staffing
• Explain your change model i.e. what would be done in the short/medium and long term? Who would be involved? Self-evaluation?
• Describe the process – what did you do exactly? What questions did you need to ask yourself? What was useful and what was not?
Features to consider
• Planning for the learning through the ethos and life of the school; curriculum areas and subjects; interdisciplinary projects and studies; opportunities for personal achievement
• Choices S1-S3• Transition from 4th level into the senior phase• Literacy, numeracy, and health & wellbeing• Personal support structures• Skills for learning, skills for life and skills for work• Planning for maximising achievement and qualifications in the
senior phase• Pathways to sustained positive destinations
Outcomes from TTF so far
• Process was beneficial • Proof that non-prescriptive guidance leads to a
variety of different approaches• Range of plans/models emerging • Those involved became ‘multipliers’• Better understanding that a framework for
learning is more than timetabling• Some big questions/issues identified
CHILD
HOME
SCHOOLCOMMUNITY
CURRICULUM
PASTORAL CARE
METHODOLOGIES
ETHOS
CURRICULUMAREAS
INTER-DISCIPLINARY
LEARNING
PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT
Coaching & mentoring
Programmesof study
Experiences& outcomes
Criticalskills
Partnerships
Collaborativelearning &teaching
Activelearning
AifL
Transitions
Externalpartners
Nurture groups
SolutionOriented
School
Peer mediation
ContextsFor
learning
Transitions
Interdisciplinarylearning
Churchlinks
Inter-agencyworking
Collegiateworking
ProfessionalLearning
communities
Workinggroups
Health Enterprise
Eco-schools
Themes/projects
JohnMuir
AwardResidentials
Choir
Outfit MoraySTEPS
programme
Lunch/after-school clubs
ICTFairtrade
Coresubjects
Globallinks
Citizenship
Big issues/questions
• Understanding of a broad general education• Understanding of levels• Misconception of number of subjects/courses in
the senior phase• Shared understanding and consistency of
language• ‘Mapping back’ • Taking forward innovation while questions on
qualifications remain• Migrating from early presentation