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Module Introduction4 Topics
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Delivered With Fidelity16 Topics|2 Tests
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Module objective
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What happens when practice is delivered with fidelity?
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Observe delivery of peer lessons
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Builds collegiality and a culture of collaboration
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Builds collegiality and a culture of collaboration
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Observation of peer delivery of effective teaching
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Builds capacity as teachers improve their practice
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Builds capacity as teachers improve their practice
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Improved educational outcomes for students
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Improved educational outcomes for students
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Builds a high expectations culture in the school
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Builds a high expectations culture in the school
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Not Delivered With Fidelity13 Topics|2 Tests
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What happens when practice is not delivered with fidelity
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The teaching team do not work collaboratively
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The teaching team do not work collaboratively
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Capacity is not built, and the teaching team do not improve their practice
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Capacity is not built, and the teaching team do not improve their practice
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Educational outcomes for students do not improve
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Educational outcomes for students do not improve
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Does not build high-expectation culture
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Does not build high-expectation culture
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Barriers That Impede Fidelity10 Topics|2 Tests
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Barriers that impede delivering practice with fidelity
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Using deductive logic to identify the cause of the barrier
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Don’t know why observing delivery is required
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Don’t know how to do it
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Staff absences or shortages
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Allocated to resolve unrelated tasks
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Removing Barriers That Impede Fidelity11 Topics|1 Test
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Ways to tackle barriers so delivery is observed with fidelity
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Learn why observing delivery of peer lessons is required
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The Process
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Learn how to observe delivery of peer lessons
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Observation of peer delivery of effective teaching
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Manage staff absences
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Manage staff shortages
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Reschedule or reassign unrelated tasks
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Lesson 3,
Topic 10
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Does not build high-expectation culture
ddewell@goodtogreatschools.org.au August 7, 2023
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Does Not Build High-expectation Culture
Principal Harold frequently cancels or reschedules time allocated for members of the teaching team to work collaboratively by observing delivery of their peers demonstrating best practice. His school is a busy place with many moving pieces to manage.
Harold wants to provide professional learning opportunities for his staff but finds there are tasks or issues to be resolved or managed that are higher on the list of priorities. Harold knows that his teachers are competent and that students are learning, so he does not see this as a major problem.
