30 August, 2012 Andrew Hiskens and Adriana Agosta Bringing the Standards of Professional Practice for Teachers to life
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30 August, 2012
Andrew Hiskens and Adriana Agosta
Bringing the Standards of Professional Practice for Teachers to life
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On task at the last SPP meeting…
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Standards of Professional Practice
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Dense
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DenseBureaucratic
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DenseBureaucratic(seemingly) devoid of meaning…
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Standards of Professional Practice
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Standards of Professional Practice
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An idea…
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Thinking about an excursion to a SPP organisation as a PD opportunity…
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“How do we help teachers to be better (teachers)…?”
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Standards of Professional Practice
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Standards of Professional Practice
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Standards of Professional Practice
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Standards of Professional Practice – 3d grid
• Concept/philosophy
• Standard (ex VIT)
• Example/s
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Standards of Professional Practice – 3d grid
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Standards of Professional Practice – example
Concept/philosophy – different environments offer different perspectives on learning
and on learners. This includes both students as learners, and teachers as learners…
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Standards of Professional Practice – example
SPP example/s – teachers see students in a different light (‘never seen so-and-so so
engaged…’). And students potentially see teachers in a different light – being a
learner too. Not being totally in charge also creates opportunities for teachers to
really look at their kids…
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Standards of Professional Practice – example
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Next steps…
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