RESULTS – taxonomy 0. Resistance 1. Do Not Disturb

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RESULTS – taxonomy 0. Resistance 1. Do Not Disturb 2. Willing to Reorganize 3. Willing to Rethink 4. Inquiry 5. Out With the Old

RESULTS – taxonomy everything pedagogy unit lesson Inquiry Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry everything pedagogy unit lesson

RESULTS – taxonomy Inquiry Willing to Rethink Willing to Reorganize Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

RESULTS – taxonomy Inquiry Willing to Rethink Willing to Reorganize Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

RESULTS – erosion of resistance Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

RESULTS – new teachers New Teachers Inquiry Willing to Rethink Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry New Teachers Out with the Old Resistance

RESULTS – reification of resources Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry New Teachers Out with the Old Resistance

HOW DO WE ACHIEVE THIS? Inquiry Willing to Rethink Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

HOW DO WE ACHIEVE THIS? CONCEPTUAL CHANGE BUILD SOMETHING UNDENIABLE TRUTH DATA WITH VERSIMILITUDE ACCOMMODATING OUTLIERS REIFICATION MODELLED PEDAGOGY HOW DO WE ACHIEVE THIS? CONCEPTUAL CHANGE BUILD SOMETHING 1ST PERSON VICARIOUS EXPEREINCE Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

UNDENIABLE TRUTH Assessment is a double edged sword – when we evaluate our students they evaluate us. For what we choose to evaluate tells students what we value. So, evaluate what you value. What do students know at the beginning of the school year? Is it your job as a teacher to wait for students with these qualities to come to you, or is it your job as a teacher to develop these qualities? If students are not thinking they are not learning.

DATA WITH VERSIMILITUDE

ACCOMMODATING OUTLIERS Think of a very good student from your past. What were the qualities that this student had that made them so good? Think of a lesson that you do that the students really engage with. What is it that makes it engaging?

REIFICATION Formative assessment as helping students understand where they are and where they are going. What are your proxies for thinking? Processes as content and learning outcomes as context. What are the proxies for engagement in your classroom? Power curve.

MODELLED PEDAGOGY notice pedagogy of facilitator experience pedagogy as a learner

CONCEPTUAL CHANGE rejection of old pedagogy + alternative pedagogy undeniable truth data with verisimilitude undeniable truth data with verisimilitude reification accommodating outliers modelled pedagogy

CONCEPTUAL CHANGE rejection of old pedagogy + alternative pedagogy

CONCEPTUAL CHANGE Inquiry Willing to Rethink Willing to Reorganize Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

BUILD SOMETHING explicit goal to build something + for someone else pilot testing undeniable truth reification accommodating outliers

BUILD SOMETHING explicit goal to build something + for someone else numeracy definition numeracy task Thinking Classroom task Thinking Classroom rubric etc. explicit goal to build something + for someone else pilot testing school family of schools district

BUILD SOMETHING Inquiry Willing to Rethink Willing to Reorganize Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

1ST PERSON VICARIOUS EXPERIENCE someone else's pedagogy + at your own hand success modelled pedagogy undeniable truth

1ST PERSON VICARIOUS EXPERIENCE someone else's pedagogy + at your own hand success begin lessons with good problems form visibly random groups use vertical non-permanent surfaces

1ST PERSON VICARIOUS EXPERIENCE Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance

FINAL THOUGHT Single workshops are an ineffective means of creating professional growth (Ball, 2002) … for teachers who are either resistant to change or are only willing to make small changes. This was not true for teachers whose wants coming into the session were more open to change.

SINGLE WORKSHOP Inquiry Willing to Rethink Willing to Reorganize Do Not Disturb Willing to Reorganize Willing to Rethink Inquiry Out with the Old Resistance