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Building professional community 12 July 2019

of each and all of its learners. educational leadership capability framework, education council, 2018 the full name of this capability is: building and sustaining collective leadership and professional

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Who owns the problem? 07 May 2010

than her child who was a delightful and able boy. two weeks into the beginning of the new school year the first problem appeared. janet expressed her concern about the teacher who might be taking her

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Building cultural knowledge 21 January 2018

round and visit the little boy. a group of parents arrived at my office to talk with me. they said we know you're the principal and we respect your decision, but you're wrong. they said that

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Nardi Leonard – Pono 17 January 2018

alongside our associate principal. i’ve been dp at fps for five years now and i made a strategic move to this particular school, one, because i knew about their bilingual education and commitment to that

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Developing a theory for improvement 07 March 2018

for improvement. theory for improvement (word 2007 59 kb) earl, l. and h. timperley (2015). evaluative thinking for successful educational innovation. oecd education working papers, no. 122

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Teaching, learning and leading 05 September 2013

overview this issue of in conversation - know thy impact: teaching, learning and leading (2013) from the ontario ministry of education presents a thought-provoking interview with professor john

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A framework for transforming learning in schools: Innovation and the spiral of inquiry 23 October 2014

overview spiral of inquiry paper - timperley kaser halbert (pdf 993 kb) we have been fortunate to receive permission to add the pdf of this paper to educational

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Care of children 03 November 2011

. this means parents and/or guardians should be told when academic progress is unsatisfactory or when behaviour is compromising learning. education and training act 2020, section 103 student

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Professional learning 17 July 2012

-economic backgrounds, and learners with special education needs. demonstrate relevance and the subsequent benefits show the broad based return on investment in the principal’s professional learning to students, staff

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Parents as learning partners 09 January 2009

for an interesting lifestyle for children, and they are very adaptable. the parent community supports the education of their children. some of them may not have had a lot of education themselves, but they are very

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