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Leadership of the PYP Luke Schoff & Robert Hoff Breakout session six: 1:30 - 2:30

Saturday, 17 March 12


About us

Immanuel Primary School

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Overview

A reflective session Our collective input Some recent research

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National professional standards for principals, 2012, AITSL p. 5 Saturday, 17 March 12


Question: How do you lead improvement, innovation and change in your school? What are the issues? Discuss and share.

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Barber, Whelan and Clark, 2010 p. 7

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High Performing Principals “It is the principal’s leadership that sets the tone of the school, the climate for teaching, the level of professionalism and the morale of teachers, and the degree of concern for what students may or may not become” (Marzano, Waters & McNulty 2005, p.5)

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The responsibility of for pedagogical leadership within the school is a shared responsibility including at least the PYP coordinator and the school principal (Std B1:2a) How is this leadership shown?

Continually improve your knowledge of the IBPYP. Be convinced!

Know the Standards

✦Attendance ✦Know

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at Workshops & Conferences

that the quality and the standards are actually being met


The school as a community of learners is committed to a collaborative approach to curriculum development (Std A: 3b) Leadership staff ✦

Clear Articulation of philosophy

Ensure that the front line people are giving autonomy and support

Build leadership capacity

✦Talk

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about quality assurance (Monitoring performance)


The school as a community of learners is committed to a collaborative approach to curriculum development (Std A: 3b)

All staff âœŚ

Clear articulation from the Principal of why the school is on this path

âœŚ

Visit classrooms and be visible

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The school as a community of learners is committed to a collaborative approach to curriculum development (Std A: 3b) School Boards / Council ✦

Articulation of the PYP

Invite PYP staff to occasional meetings

The Principal must educate this group about the IBPYP and all it means

Ensure adequate budget is allocated

Professional development of the school board

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The school promotes open communication based on understanding and respect (Std A6)

In the school and wider community ✦

Tap into local networks

Targeted readings

Staff meetings = PD

Serving the wider IBPYP community: Encourage staff to join the IBEN

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The school utilises the resources and expertise of the community to enhance learning within the programme (Std B2:11) Parents ✦

Clear articulation of what it means

Use every opportunity to use PYP language

Ensure the Principal is seen and involved at key parent events

Check that parents are aligned with the goals (surveys)

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The school utilises the resources and expertise of the community to enhance learning within the programme (Std B2:11)

Students ✦

Listen to student voice

Conversations with students about their learning

Visit classrooms with a purpose

Genuine engagement

✦Revisit

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values constantly


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Bibliography Doecke, B., Parr, G., North, C., Gale, T., Long, M., Mitchell, J., et al (2008). National Mapping of Teacher Professional Learning Project. Melbourne: Monash University Harris, A. (2008). Distributed School Leadership: Developing tomorrows leaders. Abingdon: Routledge. National Professional Standards for Principals, (2011). Australian Institute for Teaching and School leadership: Melbourne Duignan, P. , Cannon, H., (2011). The power of many: building sustainable collective leadership in schools. Victoria : ACER Marzanzo, R.J., Waters, T., & McNulty, B.A (2005). School Leadership that works. Alexandria, VA: Association for supervision and Curriculum Development. Barber, M., Whelan, F., & Clark, M., (2010). Capturing the leadership premium: How the world’s top school systems are building leadership capacity for the future: McKinsey & Company

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