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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Easter on the Delitate River
Over the Easter break I was fortunate enough to spend a few days on the Delitate River. While I was cooking a bbq at night it was great to look up and see the bright stars in the sky. It was a … Continue reading
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Mentoring at Monash University
Yesterday at the invitation of a colleague I joined him at Monash University as he started a Masters in Education course. As I walked from the car park I was struck by the both the number of students [I’m told … Continue reading
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Student Writing: a focus for improvement
We have just completed a whole pupil free day looking at our instructional practice on student writing. Anne Hammond, our resident literacy coach had us look at persuasive text for most of the morning: where you would find it, how … Continue reading
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What’s your vision for schooling?
This week after our staff meeting I have been reflecting about the dialogue on what value we as teachers bring to the deeper learning our students need in the 21st century. We watched a pod cast of Richard Elmore saying … Continue reading
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Instructional tips that might make a difference
At this week’s leadership meeting I introduced John Hattie’s article on building teacher quality. We began talking as the instructional leaders of the school of our individual journeys to making a greater difference in student learning. Hattie explores this learning … Continue reading
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“School can be like a vacuum cleaner sucking the knowledge out of kids.”
I am working on one of the DEECD principal focus groups for building an instructional model for teachers in Victoria. During the first workshop we listened to this video clip from Richard Elmore talking about some of the challenges. Richard … Continue reading
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