Experiencing Principles in Practice

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Experiencing Principles in Practice Elizabeth Allen, Maxine Gillway, Lisa Hanson, and Debra Jones

Transparency: experience Start from principles (transparency) Advert, interview, induction, handbook, observations... (abstract) Experience activities (transferability) Reflect on experience as end user (reflexivity) Share experience (collaboration) You said we did (development) Activity 1 - visualisation

padlet.com/debra_jones4/BAS Development   Academic year induction is a launch pad for Centre level and individual development Swap Shop Internal events External events Individual CPD goals Academic year programme inductions  Opportunities to develop knowledge and skills Teaching partner/buddies  Look at SoW, scenarios Pre-sessional induction launches  Buddy and Mentor groups TDP sessions  TEAP sessions Observations Activity 2 (KWL): What questions do you want answered in this session? I.e. What are your development needs?  Post your ‘W’ on the padlet 'In my context, how do/could I .....?' padlet.com/debra_jones4/BAS

Collaboration Activity 3 What examples did Lisa just mention of tutors collaborating and learning from each other (peer learning)? Some examples:  Pre-planned induction groups: knowers & pre-knowers     Cluster groups    Self-selected pairs/groups  Activity 4 (KWL)​ Choose someone else's 'W' at: padlet.com/debra_jones4/BAS    What did they want to know?     What suggestions / ideas / advice can you give? ​    Discuss and comment on other people's posts on the Padlet Coordinator collaboration​ Induction planning

Autonomy Padlet Post-its Limits of autonomy Pre induction: Teachers post questions – answer each other's questions where possible Post induction: Follow with colleagues – community of practice Post-its  questions on post-its –  find the answer themselves Teacher handbook/FAQs/ partner teacher/ cluster group Limits of autonomy PS induction session Where can you be autonomous on the PS? Where are the limits to your autonomy? Flow-chart of where to find information

Autonomy Activity 5: What are the limits of autonomy? Make a list of the kind of issues that arise on a PS / decisions teachers might need to make. Categorise them into Teacher can decide Mentor/ Senior teacher/group leader can decide CC should decide

Autonomy Flipped material Away Day (part of induction week) pre-face to face differentiation – knowers & pre-knowers different levels of need clearly highlighted    reference later Away Day (part of induction week) Teacher led 

Reflexivity Away Day (part of induction week) Observation cycle  Reflective activities Walk & talk Quiet reflection time – linked to annual staff review process Observation cycle   reflect on last year's feedback, reflection on current feedback on setting target PS Induction last 30min in cluster groups each day on PS – muddiest point   more emphasis on reflection on PS course - reflective logs/action plans teacher 'buy in’ Ideas to support students

Transferability Into, within and beyond CELFS Into Within Beyond Previous experience Within Programme to Programme CPD Beyond  Other institutions  TEAP, CPD, principles, blog Activity 6: Application Card CAT