SCHOOL BASED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY MODEL FOR SYLLABUS DESIGN TRIINU SOOMERE KATRI SIRKEL ESTONIAN NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE BILC 2015 MADRID 1.

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SCHOOL BASED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY MODEL FOR SYLLABUS DESIGN TRIINU SOOMERE KATRI SIRKEL ESTONIAN NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE BILC 2015 MADRID 1

WHAT YOU MIGHT TAKE AWAY FROM THIS PRESENTATION… CONCEPT OF PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY MODEL FOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY IDEAS FOR CREATING A PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY IN YOUR INSTITUTION MANAGER’S PERSPECTIVE – TEACHER’S PERSPECTIVE 2

CURRICULA AND SYLLABI IN CONSTANT CHANGE RESPONSIBILITY FOR CHANGE LANGUAGE TEACHER=MILITARY SPECIALIST? 3

AS A COLLEGE… WHERE ARE WE GOING? WHY ARE WERE HERE? ENGAGEMENT OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATION, THE DEFENCE FORCES AS EMPLOYER OWNERSHIP CADETS’ SYLLABUS CHANGE (3 SEMESTERS – SEMESTERS) SENGE, P. (2009). SCHOOLS THAT LEARN 4

SCHOOL BASED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY CORE PRINCIPLES (DUFOUR, 2004) BIG IDEA #1: ENSURING THAT STUDENTS LEARN WHAT DO WE WANT EACH STUDENT TO LEARN? HOW WILL WE KNOW WHEN EACH STUDENT HAS LEARNED IT? HOW WILL WE RESPOND WHEN A STUDENT EXPERIENCES DIFFICULTY IN LEARNING? BIG IDEA #2: A CULTURE OF COLLABORATION SYSTEMATIC PROCESS IN WHICH TEACHERS WORK TOGETHER TO ANALYSE AND IMPROVE THEIR CLASSROOM PRACTICE REMOVING BARRIERS TO SUCCESS MERELY PRESENTING TEACHERS WITH STANDARDS OR A CURRICULUM FACULTIES MUST STOP MAKING EXCUSES FOR FAILING TO COLLABORATE BUILDING THE COLLABORATIVE CULTURE OF A PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY IS A QUESTION OF WILL BIG IDEA #3: A FOCUS ON RESULTS STOP ASSESSING EDUCATOR’S OWN EFFECTIVENESS ON THE BASIS OF HOW BUSY THEY ARE OR HOW MANY NEW INITIATIVES THEY HAVE LAUNCHED AND ASK, “HAVE WE MADE PROGRESS ON THE GOALS THAT ARE MOST IMPORTANT TO US?” 5

THE COMMON ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK (2013) 6

PROCESS 1 Changes in syllabus – language specialists’ view Changes in syllabus military specialist’ view Changes in syllabus students’ view 7

PROCESS 2 Collaboration with area experts/ specialist colleges Change in the curriculum Preparation of teachers 8

PROCESS 3 Selection of members of the community Teaching the courseReflection 9

NO TEACHER LEFT BEHIND SIMPLY CHANGING THE AIMS OR LEARNING OUTCOMES WILL NOT DO. THE CHANGE ONLY HAPPENS WHEN EVERYTHING IN THE PROGRAMME CHANGES, INCLUDING PEOPLE. (SENGE, 2009) 10

„EVEN THE GRANDEST DESIGN EVENTUALLY TRANSLATES INTO HARD WORK. THE PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY MODEL IS A GRAND DESIGN—A POWERFUL NEW WAY OF WORKING TOGETHER THAT PROFOUNDLY AFFECTS THE PRACTICES OF SCHOOLING. BUT INITIATING AND SUSTAINING THE CONCEPT REQUIRES HARD WORK.“ DUFOUR (2004) 11

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! QUESTIONS? 12