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JOHN EDWARDS

JOHN EDWARDS. THE PRINCIPAL AS LEADING LEARNER Edwards Explorations Post Office Box 1934 Brisbane 4001 AUSTRALIA. BUTLER MODEL. OUTSIDE SELF. INSIDE SELF. PERSONAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE. PUBLIC INFORMATION. REFLECTION & GENERATION. CURRENT PRACTICE. MENTAL MODELS. TRANSMISSION MODEL.

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JOHN EDWARDS

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  1. JOHN EDWARDS THE PRINCIPAL AS LEADING LEARNER Edwards Explorations Post Office Box 1934 Brisbane 4001 AUSTRALIA

  2. BUTLER MODEL OUTSIDE SELF INSIDE SELF PERSONAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE PUBLIC INFORMATION REFLECTION & GENERATION CURRENT PRACTICE MENTAL MODELS

  3. TRANSMISSION MODEL The single greatest determiner of what a person is able to learn is my ability to skilfully craft the message, transmit it, and lodge it in the learner.

  4. MENTAL MODEL - CONSTRUCTIVISM MENTAL MODELS FILTER WHAT I ALREADY KNOW M’ M MEANING MAKER M”

  5. VYGOTSKYSOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM SOCIAL PERSONAL r R

  6. PERSONAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE - Butler & Edwards • The Knowledge from which you drive performance • Comes from your actions and your reflections • To acquire PPK must switch on reflection • PPK is unique to you • Has a character recognisably different from Information (knowing about things)

  7. ACTION LEARNING - Revans ACT ACT ACT GATHER DATA GATHER DATA DESIGN DESIGN REFLECT REFLECT

  8. TRANSFORMATIONAL LEARNINGButler and Edwards L + clear understood flows time THEPIT confusion frustration angst L -

  9. BUTLER MODEL OUTSIDE SELF INSIDE SELF PERSONAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE PUBLIC INFORMATION REFLECTION & GENERATION CURRENT PRACTICE MENTAL MODELS

  10. MY LIFE AS A TEACHERJohn Edwards 12 hours per week at home 48 hours per month LESSON PREPARATION STUDENTS (marking,diagnostic work, planning for individuals and groups) 10 minutes per lesson 9 minutes per child per month (for 160 students)

  11. JOB ANALYSIS OF TEACHING How much time each week, outside the classroom, should a teacher spend on: • Marking one student’s work in their subject? • Planning for /thinking about each individual student? • Giving feedback to one student and/or their parents? • Preparing each lesson? • Extra-curricular activities? • Keeping up-to-date through professional reading?

  12. DATA BASE FOR JOB REALITY

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