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Pathway and Product
Sunnybrae Normal School
Stephen Gordon and Jennie Stewart
Pathway Point to Ponder
Management is about running a school.
Leadership is about running a school somewhere.
Geoff Southworth 1998
Cluster Vision
We will improve the pedagogical awareness of teachers in order to
develop their ability to provideprogrammes that are based on thefollowing approaches to learning:
integration of the curriculum, inquiry learning, higher order thinking skills, e-learning, differentiated learning and gifted and talented learning.
Approaches to learning
Shared goals …
To develop teacher and student confidence and skill in using ICT in the classroom and for sharing presentations to a wider audience. To truly integrate ICTs across the curriculum as tools for learning. To combine ICT knowledge with educational pedagogy and explore learning in exciting, interesting, and effective ways.
To develop a professional learning community online using an extranet for the sharing of resources and ideas.To access hardware and to provide technical support and knowledge where needed.
More shared goals
Leading the learning …
Provide professional development programmes, which focus on improving teaching quality and learning outcomes for all students and strengthening communities of professional practice.
Increase capability of teachers and principals to effectively use a range of relevant ICT resources and materials. Develop and contribute to the growing resource of expertise, experience and materials in the effective use of ICT.
Leading the learning …
What are the key features of a successful and sustainable professional development model?
Discuss your current school model - what is working well and what would you like to change?
The Pathway
Performance Management Cycle Professional Development Overview Staff Meetings/Readings Schedule PD Goal Setting - ICT paper In-class support overview/timetable
Sunnybrae’s Pathway
Evaluation and reflection Teacher reflections Syndicate Leader Evaluations Online Cluster Survey Appraisal Interviews - new goals set
Sunnybrae’s Pathway
What elements would you need to identify as being critical to supporting a Professional Learning pathway in your school? e.g. infrastructure, budgeting, resources, staffing, organisation ...
Supporting the Pathway
Infrastructure Budget - staffing for support Resources - essential equipment Organisation - peer coaching Managing resources - PMI
Supporting the Pathway at Sunnybrae
Website and Intranet development Storage and access ePortfolios - challenges/success Sharing of products
Products of the Pathway
Students Pre-Service Teachers Teachers
What do you like about being a learner at Sunnybrae?
What ideas could you explore for your school’s pathway?
- short term- long term
What action will you take?
Your Pathway
An introduction to classroom observation: E.C.Wragg. Reprinted 2001 by Routledge Falmer. ISBN 0-415-19440-7A book to help guide your classroom observation skills to support professional development.
Coaching Leadership: Building Educational Leadership Capacity through Coaching Partnerships: Jan Robertson. NZCER Press Wellington 2005. ISBN 1-877398-02-0A book to use as a guide to assist you to develop leadership capacity across the school. Includes a chapter on Action Research and Coaching.
Recommended Readings
The Reflective Principal: School Development Within a Learning Community – David Stewart and Tom Prebble. (1993) ISBN 0-9598025-3-3A book to use as a guide for principals to lead their school communities towards more reflective and more collaborative approaches to their work.
Recommended Readings