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Pedagogy of Hope Narratives of personalisation Ruth Deakin Crick

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Pedagogy of Hope

Narratives of personalisation

Ruth Deakin Crick

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I think it’s a gift…..how to get a long life easier……it’s given me an experience of the future

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Hope assumes a metanarrative, a story that serves as a promise or reason for expecting a better future.

Rorty, R. (1999) Philosophy and Social Hope. London: Penguin Books.

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Knowledge Real WorldCompetence

Learning power

Identity Story

Learning is a journey of authentic enquiry….

……..from the personal to the public

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Competence

in the world

Knowledge skills &

understanding

Learning power

values attitudes & dispositions

Identity

story, desire, motivation,

relationships

There are different ways in which we all know and learnPublic/External

Personal/Internal

Practical

Logical

Visual

Narrative

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Learning Power

Changing and LearningMeaning MakingCritical CuriosityCreativityStrategic AwarenessLearning RelationshipsResilience

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“I am a little bit rubbish”

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“learning is like a road…..you can get tow trucks that can help you…”

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Knowledge CompetenceLearning powerIdentity

Learning as a relational journey of authentic enquiry….

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Illustrations by Kerry-Anne at Black

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Knowledge CompetenceLearning powerIdentity

Learning as a relational journey of authentic enquiry….

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Knowledge CompetenceLearning powerIdentity

Learning as a relational journey of authentic enquiry….

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But with this  You get to be yourself, you're not restricted. you're allowed to think freely,  It's different because you teach yourself andit's your own work. I used to just give up if it was difficult But now I've gone up effort wise I keep going, get more stuff done. You're like exploring and you think more and more and more than one lesson in a certain subject.

With this you learn what you want to learn and that's really, really important.You value yourself more but now if you don't do what the teacher says that's fine cos you are teaching yourself – you are the teacher.It really does change you as a person…. 

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THE SCHOOL AS A LEARNING COMMUNITY

Leadership Learning

Teacher Learning

Student Learning

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Develop democratic relationshipsBuild a community of learners

Negotiate learning

Challenge and support learners

Teach students how to learn

Foster deep understandingExplore the construction of knowledge

Promote dialogue as a means of learning

Build on learners understanding

Connect learning to lives and aspirations

Apply and assess in authentic contexts

Communicate learning in multiple modes

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Develop democratic relationshipsBuild a community of learners

Negotiate learning

Challenge support to achieve high stnds.

Teach students how to learn

Promote dialogue as means of learning

Foster deep understanding skilful action

Explore construction of knowledge

Build on learners understandings

Connect to lives and aspirations

Apply/assess in authentic contextsCommunicate in multiple modes

Structure/explicit teaching

Self-referenced

Control orientated

Absence of challenge

High personalization

Reflective_on_pedagogy

Could think on feet

Dynamic - creative design approach

Facilitator/orchestrator

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THE SCHOOL AT THE HEART OF COMMUNITY LEARNING

Leadership Learning

Teacher Learning

Student Learning

Systems Thinking & Processes Parent

learning

CommunityLeadership

learning

Employee Learning

Adultlearning

Three learning processes focused on student

learning and achievement

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Ngambara Fimityatit

When we learn together, sharing and living the same language for learning, we will be

empowered to create a new story for our future.

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images

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Dec 2011: Mini exhibition and presentation at the Christmas concert and BBQ

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Changing + Learning

Learning relationships

Strategic Awareness

Resilience

Creativity

Meaning Making

Critical Curiosity

Long Neck Turtle

Termites

Green Ants

Barramundi

Crocodile

Golden Orb Spider

Brolga

Ngambara Fimityatit

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Tony Lee, A Larrakia Traditional Owner (Darwin) Department Children and Families

“The performance I seen was magic in that it’s bringing the culture back into the classroom, but meeting the criteria… for white people”

“It’s bringing people back to culture, but within a system”

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The context of learning:

stories uncovered in

the process of knowledge

creation

my own story and identity

the meta narrative of my community &

tradition

HOPE

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Pedagogy of Hope

What is the unifying story that engages our young people?