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Copy of Copy of Flow: Between Comfort And Anxiety

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

SUSTAINING CHALLENGE

EXPERT TEACHING:THRIVING STUDENTS
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Example of audacious planning for high expectations

THIS SESSION AIMS TO

  • Set out model for expert teaching
  • Define comfort vs anxiety
  • Consider 5 pillars for expert teaching
  • Provide references to extend session
  • Allow time to consider and incorporate ideas
Principles for this session
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KEY TERMS

  • Deliberate practice
  • Authentic
  • Expertise
  • Follow up
  • Automaticity or flow

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5 PILLARS OF EXPERT PRACTICE

  • Do you think anything is missing?
  • Key Question
  • What is deliberate practice in your lesson?
  • Credit - Shaun Allison Durrington School

ONGOING TASK

  • Think of a lesson(s)
  • Decide on focus for lesson
  • Consider how this lesson might reflect session
  • What would be a challenging outcome for this lesson?
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HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO JHNCC LESSONS?

  • Think
  • Pair
  • Share
  • Each pair try for 3
  • 45secs/45secs/2 mins for full group

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KEY POINTS HERE

  • How do students get skills?
  • Should knowledge be on x axis? Or combination?
  • Who decides challenge(s)?
  • What should they reflect and be like?
  • Consider your planned lesson - can you answer these Qs?

PILLARS OF EXPERTISE

  • High challenge
  • Giving explanations
  • Modelling
  • Scaffolding - thru feedback
  • Scaffolding - considered Qing

HIGH CHALLENGE

  • Challenge all learners
  • Will knowledge and skills be stretched?
  • What is support for stuck or slower learners?
  • Are subject specific terms being modelled?
  • Examples of high quality work shared usefully
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EXPERT EXPLANATIONS

  • Subject expertise
  • Use of hook to link to prior knowledge
  • Link to key language, success criteria and subject concepts
  • Use of demo, practical or examples to make this concrete
  • Promotes deep learning
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MODELLING

  • Quality examples are shared and broken apart
  • Is correct use of language modelled?
  • This language then modelled into extended pieces
  • Model thought process or strategy to link ideas to problem
  • Practical instructions are carefully modelled

YOUR LESSON

  • Deliberate practice tasks
  • Think about challenge
  • Scaffolding and Qing
  • Depth of learning
  • How can review support improvement?

FEEDBACK

SCAFFOLDING SUPPORT
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SCAFFOLDING -AOLFL/MARKING

  • Laura's session
  • Research blog - summary of session and links
  • Make it growth mindset linked
  • Avoid praise of traits e.g. Intelligence
  • Focus on quality of effort and the outcome from that effort
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PRECISE QUESTIONING

  • Hinge questioning - what is this? Your session..
  • Questions that stretch
  • Deep learning - tackle misconceptions
  • Involve wide range of students
  • Responses given time and developed thru group Qs
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IDEAS FROM @TEACHHEATH

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DELIBERATE PRACTICE

WHAT DOES DELIBERATE PRACTICE LOOK LIKE?

  • Time to apply knowledge and skills - rubrics
  • Time to critically review and redraft
  • Use of clear subject specific criteria
  • Mistakes seen as opportunity to learn
  • Removal of scaffolding - becoming independent
Independent automaticity is the aim of our work - not the strategy

We are the experts to support progression towards this

YOUR LESSON

  • Deliberate practice tasks
  • Think about challenge
  • Scaffolding and Qing
  • Depth of learning
  • How can review support improvement?

FOR STUDENTS

WHAT WILL THIS LOOK LIKE? SOUND LIKE? FEEL LIKE?

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PRINCIPLES FROM DWECK

GROWTH MINDSET HAS TO UNDERPIN CULTURE OF WORK AT JHNCC
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THIS SESSION AIMED TO

  • Set out model for expert teaching
  • Define comfort vs anxiety
  • Consider 5 pillars for expert teaching
  • Provide references to extend session
  • Allow time to consider and incorporate ideas
Principles for this session
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