Planning for teaching and learning. Spirals of inquiry. Taking action and checking. (Week 4.4)

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Course 5: Week 4: Spirals of Inquiry Lecture 4: Taking Action

Course 5:
Week 4: Spirals of Inquiry
Lecture 4: Taking Action and Checking

Foundations

of Teaching for Learning
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What will we do differently? Taking Action

What will we do differently?

Taking Action

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Taking action is about thinking more deeply about new ideas –

Taking action is about thinking more deeply about new ideas –

then taking informed action. It is not about implementing a set of strategies.
Taking action is informed by deep understanding of why some practices are more powerful than others. It is not just trying things out.
Taking action involves understanding that when doing something differently effectiveness is judged by the impact on learners and their learning.
It isn’t about getting the teaching practices perfectly.
Taking action doesn’t mean everything will work perfectly the first time. It involves persistence, support, teamwork – and sharing what is working and what isn’t.

Taking Action – What It Is and Isn’t

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How will we check that we made enough of a difference? Checking

How will we check that we made enough of a difference?

Checking

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Checking is fundamental to the inquiry spiral – it is not

Checking is fundamental to the inquiry spiral – it is not

just a routine to follow.
Checking is part of an on-going spiral. It is not just done at the end of term of year. It is done regularly so that adjustments can be made in a timely fashion.

Checking – What It Is and Isn’t

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What’s going on for our learners? How do we know? What does it matter?

What’s going on for our learners? How do we know? What

does it matter?
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Teacher Professional Learning What do we know about what makes a

Teacher Professional Learning What do we know about what makes a

difference to student outcomes.

Looking Ahead to Week 5