Educational leadership challenges. The Australian Context In 2007 the Minister for education announced that we were going to have an education revolution.

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Educational leadership challenges

The Australian Context In 2007 the Minister for education announced that we were going to have an education revolution. Politics and Media, politics and media Public accountability or professional accountability – My School Choice, choice

Business Council of Australia 2008 FIVE REFORMS: Recruit the most talented, capable and committed people for the profession A new national certification system that recognises excellent teachers and provides the basis for a new career path for the profession A new remuneration structure that rewards excellent teachers and demonstrates that, as a society, Australia values the teaching profession

BCA cont… A comprehensive strategy that supports teachers to continue to learn and improve their teaching throughout their careers. The introduction of a national assessment and accreditation system for teacher education courses.

The national agenda Melbourne Declaration 2008 Goal 1: Australian schooling promotes equity and excellence Goal 2: All young Australians become:– successful learners – confident and creative individuals – active and informed citizens

Some elements of the revolution Digital education revolution Building education revolution National partnerships Productivity agenda

And more… Greater autonomy for principals ( AITSL) Nationally consistent, engaging curriculum (ACARA) Early intervention to prevent students falling behind (National Partnerships) Greater investment in education and training in return for the achievement of the other reform (AITSL)

Ministerial announcement May 2011 Quality teaching is the single most important contributor to the achievements of school students and the Government will provide $425 million over 4 years for National Rewards for great teachers…. From 2014, the top 10% of teacher, indentified through a nationally consistent performance management framework, will receive a bonus of up to 10% of their salary…”

‘Every teacher in every school in Australia says their focus is on students. Australian governments and schools can point to policies to improve teacher quality, including mentoring new teachers but the implementation or the embedding of this into the culture of schools is patchy.’ Grattan Institute February 2012

Australian Institute for teaching and school leadership

Quality teaching …. National Professional Standards for Teachers Standards for highly accomplished and lead teachers The Principal Standard The Australian Teacher Performance and Development Framework. Empowering local school – local decision making

The Australian Curriculum and assessment authority. The Australian Curriculum – learning areas, general capabilities and cross curriculum priorities National Assessment Program My School or

Review of funding for education A panel chaired by David Gonski undertook a review of funding to schools. They made 41 recommendations which fundamentally were aimed at ensuring we achieve the goal of equity and excellence as stated in the Melbourne Declaration. Loadings for disadvantage, disability and indigenous

Schooling Resource Standard ‘ The level of resourcing per student from all sources that efficiently and effectively applied over time, would enable students attending schools serving communities with minimal levels of educational disadvantage the opportunity to meet agreed national educational outcomes.’ Panel definition.

Principals’ final word From a philosophical perspective principals from across Australia support the goals of the revolution but the challenge has been how those goals have translated in to policy and practice. Subtext – what will be the outcome if after the revolution there is no chance in student learning outcomes?