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Improving  Literacy  through  SSE  Day  2  

Caoimhe  Mclaughlin  Mairéad  Hennessy  Conall  Ó  Breacháin  

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Overview  of  Seminar  Session 1 9.30 – 11.00

•  School  reflec*on  on  school  improvement  experiences  •   Exploring  target  se6ng  •   Implemen*ng  school  improvement  in  literacy  

11.00 – 11.15 Coffee Session 2 11.15 – 12.45

•  Implemen*ng  school  improvement  in  literacy  

1.00 – 1.45 Lunch

Session 3 1.45 – 3.30

•  Monitoring  school  improvement  in  literacy  •  Moving  forward  

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Overview  of  Day  3  

• Exploring  the  school  improvement  process  through  other  aspects  of  literacy  

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Day  2  ObjecEves  

Use  the  school  self  evalua*on  process;  •  to  facilitate  reflec*on  on  individual  school  improvement  experiences    

•  to  provide  par*cipants  with  an  opportunity  to  share  school  improvement  prac*ce    

•  to  highlight  the  importance  of  implemen*ng  and  monitoring  the  school  improvement  plan  

•  to  promote  best  prac*ce  in  the  teaching  and  learning  of  wri*ng    

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Step  6  implement  and  monitor  requires  

considerable  effort  and  *me  

School  self-­‐evalua*on  focuses  on  improving  classroom  teaching  and  

learning  

Formal  and  informal  monitoring  of  progress  is  an  essen*al  element  

of  school  self-­‐evalua*on    

Key  Messages  

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Gather  the  evidence  

Analyse  the  evidence  

Draw  conclusions  

Write  school  self-­‐evalua*on  report  

Devise  school  improvement  plan  

Implement  and  monitor  improvement  plan  

The  6  step  process  

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ReflecEon  

•  Individual  Schools:  Progress  since  Seminar  Day  1  in  your  own  school  

   •  Group:  Sharing  of  prac*ce  since  Seminar  Day  1  

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•  Ensure  targets  are  SMART  

•  Avoid  confusing  ac*ons  with  targets    

•  Targets  usually  relate  to  Learner  Outcomes  

•  Ac*ons  usually  relate  to  learning  experiences  and  teachers’  prac*ce  

 

Target  SeKng  

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AcEvity        

Targets  are  measures  or  indicators  of    what  an  individual  school  wants  to    achieve  in  terms  of  school  improvement      

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Exploring  the  School  Improvement  Process  

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Exploring  the  School  Improvement  Process  

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ImplementaEon  

 Area  of  focus:    

WriEng  

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Spelling  

Free  Wri*ng    

Vocabulary    

Handwri*ng  

Punctua*on  

Grammar  

 Develop  Listening  

&  Speaking  Skills  

Teach  a  Variety  of  Spoken  Texts    Teach  and  

Extend  Vocabulary  

and  Conceptual  Knowledge  

Promote  Auditory  Memory  

Create  a  Language  Learning  Environment  

Genre  (WriVen  Text  

Types)  

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Spelling  

Free  Wri*ng    

Vocabulary    

Handwri*ng  

Punctua*on  

Grammar  

Genre  (WriVen  Text  Types)  

Narra*ve    Recount  Report  

Persuasive    Explana*on  Procedure  Poetry  

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Spelling  

Free  Wri*ng    

Vocabulary    

Handwri*ng  

Punctua*on  

Grammar  

Report  WriEng  

Animals  

Books   People  

Countries  

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Teaching  the  WriEng  Genre  

PresentaEon  to  audience  

Independent  WriEng  

Guided  WriEng  

Shared  WriEng  

Modelled  WriEng  

Topic  preparaEon      

Discover  the  framework  and  Language  Features  

 FamiliarisaEon  with  the  genre    

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FamiliarisaEon    •  Cross  curricular  reading    

•  Listening  to  oral  reports    •  Watching  video  excerpts  of  reports      hYp://school.eb.co.uk/      hYp://www.neok12.com/      

                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

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1.  Examine  the  piece  of  report  wri*ng    

2.  Iden*fy  the  structure  of  the  genre  and  label    each  sec*on      

3.  Iden*fy  elements  of:  

– grammar    (verbs  in  con*nuous  present  tense)  

– vocabulary  (descrip*ve  words)  

Discover  the  framework  and  language  features  

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In  preparing  for  a  report  for  example,  we  might;  •  Use  a  KWL  •  Brainstorm  the  topic    •  Oral  repor*ng  •  Research  the  topic    

 -­‐  books    -­‐  internet    -­‐  videos    

•  Create  word  banks  related  to  the  topic      

Topic  PreparaEon    

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Modelled  WriEng  Modelled  Wri*ng    is  a  strategy  for  teaching    a  range  of  forms,  conven*ons  and  procedures  of  wri*ng  

It  involves  the  writer    ‘thinking  aloud’    as  s/he  writes  for  an  audience  

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Shared  WriEng  Teacher  has  the  pen.  Teacher  con*nues  to  ‘think  aloud’,  but  consults  the  children  for  ideas  

 

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Guided  WriEng  

• Children  write,  teacher  scaffolds      

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Independent  WriEng  

•  Children  plan  and  write  their  own  text  •  They  may  consult  a  partner  or  the  group  and/or  the  teacher  at  the  planning  stage  

•  They  write  a  first  drad  (framework)  and  proof  read  and  check  it  with  partner  

•  Final  drad  is  wriYen  for  an  audience    

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PresentaEon  to  an  Audience  Each  piece  of  wri>ng  should    have  an  intended  

audience!  

author’s  chair    

visitor  

publish  on  website  

display  

class/teacher/  principal  

family/  friends  

community  organisaEons  

self  

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How  do  we  teach  it?    

In  Summary  

What  do  we  teach?    

Spelling  

Free  Wri*ng    

Vocabulary    

Handwri*ng  

Punctua*on  

Grammar  

Genre  (WriVen  Text  

Types)  

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Exploring  the  School  Improvement  Process  

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ImplementaEon  

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Why  do  we  monitor?  What  do  we  monitor?  

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AcEvity  Consider  monitoring  in  rela*on  to  the  ac*on  plan  that  you  have  been  working  on.    Think  about;  •  Prac*cal  ways  that  you  can  monitor  the  contents  of  your  plan  

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Schools  should  decide:  •  What  will  we  monitor?  •  Who  is  responsible?  •  How  will  progress  be  determined  and  reported?  

•  When  and  to  whom  progress  will  be  reported?  

•  If  targets  and  ac*ons  are  realis*c  or  need  to  be  changed?  

SSE  Guidelines,  p.10  

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Recap  

Use  the  school  self  evalua*on  process;  •  to  facilitate  reflec*on  on  individual  school  improvement  experiences    

•  to  provide  par*cipants  with  an  opportunity  to  share  school  improvement  prac*ce    

•  to  highlight  the  importance  of  implemen*ng  and  monitoring  the  school  improvement  plan  

•  to  promote  best  prac*ce  in  the  teaching  and  learning  of  wri*ng    

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Where  to  next?  

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•  Consider  possibili*es  for  implemen*ng  ac*ons  

•  Consider  possibili*es  for  monitoring  ac*ons  –  formal  and  informal  

•  Consider  possibili*es  for  monitoring  progress  

•  Consider  the  *meline  in  your  school  improvement  plan    

•  Other?    

Moving  forward…  

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 School-­‐Self  EvaluaEon  

Teaching    &  Learning  Framework;  6  Step  SSE  Process;  gathering,  colla*ng  &  analysing  relevant  data;  implemen*ng  the  SIP  for    literacy,  numeracy  and  any  other  area  of  teaching  &  learning.  

 

       

   

Health  and  Wellbeing  Ø  SPHE  including  Child  Protec*on  and  Stay  Safe  Ø  Rela*onships  and  Sexuality  Educa*on  (RSE)  Ø  Ac*ve  Learning  Methodologies    Ø  An*  Bullying-­‐Procedures  and  Policy,  Awareness  

Raising,  Interven*on,  Preven*on  and  Interven*on  Strategies  

Ø   PE  Ø   Wellbeing  for  teachers    

 

   

 PDST  Websites  

   Ø www.pdst.ie  Ø pdsYechnologyineduca*on.ie  Ø scoilnet.ie  (portal  for  resources)  Ø teachercpd.ie  (on-­‐line  courses)    

 

Overview  of  PDST  Primary  Supports  for  Leading  Learning  in  the  21st  Century  

www.pdst.ie/schoolsupport  

Models    of  support:in-­‐school  support  (in-­‐class  modeling,  mee>ng  principal/groups  of  teachers,  Croke  Park  hrs),  seminars,  workshops,  clusters  

Literacy    SSE  &  strategies  for  improving  

oral  language,  wri*ng,  reading  and  the  use  of  broadcast  /digital  media.  

   

 Numeracy  

SSE  &  strategies  for  improving  numeracy.  Suppor*ng  the  

development  of  Mathema*cal  thinking.  

   

 Gaeilge  

Tacaíocht  chun  Curaclam  na  Gaeilge  a  chur  i  bhfeidhm  i  Scoileanna  T1&T2,  

Féinmheastóireacht  Scoile,  chomh  maith  le  tacaíocht  lán  Ghaeilge  a  sholáthar  do  Ghaelscoileanna  agus  scoileanna  sa  

Ghaeltacht.      

           

IntegraEng  ICT    -­‐  Primary  Ø AcEve  Learning  Methodologies-­‐  Key  methodologies  of  the  primary  curriculum  through  the  effec*ve  use  of  ICT.  Ø Literacy  &  Numeracy  –  Crea*ng,  developing  and  using  ICT  to  create  teaching  resources  in  all  areas  of  primary  literacy  and  numeracy.  Ø SSE  –  Online  tools  for  gathering,  colla*ng  &  analysing  relevant  data.  Ø eAssessment  &  ePoraolios  –  Assessment  of  /  for  learning  with  ICT.  Ø ePlanning  &  CollaboraEon  –  Google  Apps  for  Educa*on.  Ø Tablet  Technology  IntegraEon  –  Pedagogy,  Curriculum  &  SEN    Ø Virtual  Learning  Environments  (VLEs)  –  Google  Classroom,  Edmodo      

 

   

 PDST  Leadership  Programmes  

Misneach.....New  Principals  Tánaiste.......New  Deputy  Principals  Tóraíocht.....Aspiring  Leaders  accredited  by                                                                            Maynooth  University  Forbairt  .......Experienced  Principals  &  ALNs  Spreagadh...NAPD  &  PDST    collabora*on      

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The  PDST  is  funded  by  the  Teacher  EducaEon  SecEon  (TES)    of  the  Department  of  EducaEon  and  Skills  (DES)  and  is  managed    

by  Dublin  West  EducaEon  Centre  

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