Productive Pedagogies

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Âť presentation by Bob Harris

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Queensland QueenslandSchool SchoolReview ReviewLongitudinal LongitudinalStudy Study Q.S.R.L.S. Q.S.R.L.S. enhanced school

high quality

ORGANISATIONAL CAPACITY

EXTERNAL SUPPORT

high levels of productive classroom practice - PEDAGOGY & ASSESSMENT -

IMPROVED IMPROVED STUDENT STUDENTOUTCOMES OUTCOMES - -social socialand andacademic academic- -

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Classroom observation data on 20 elements of PRODUCTIVE PEDAGOGIES

PRODUCTIVE PEDAGOGIES

which involved

based on

CORS Concentric Circle Model of ‘levels’ of school restructuring

Q.S.R.L.S. - 2001

concept developed by

which involved from

“BACKWARD MAPPING”

STUDENT OUTCOMES to KEY CLASSROOM PRACTICES - pedagogy and assessment -

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FOUR (4) Dimensions of PRODUCTIVE PEDAGOGIES 1.

Intellectual Quality

2.

Connectedness

3.

Recognition of Difference

4.

Supportive School Environment 4


1.

INTELLECTUAL QUALITY 

Higher-order Thinking

Deep Knowledge

Deep Understanding

Substantive Conversation

Knowledge is Problematic

Metalanguage

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2.

CONNECTEDNESS

Knowledge Integration

Background Knowledge

Connectedness to the World

Problem-based Curriculum 6


RECOGNITION OF DIFFERENCE 3.

Cultural Knowledge

Inclusivity

Narrative

Group Identity

Active Citizenship 7


SUPPORTIVE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT

4.

Student Direction

Social Support

Academic Engagement

Explicit Quality Performance Criteria

Self Regulation 8


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