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Transforming the Teaching and Learning Experience through Connected Classrooms

Transforming the Teaching and Learning Experience through Connected Classrooms. BCSSA 2013 Summer Leadership Academy. Rural Communities Small Schools Stigma of multi-grade learning Perception of limited opportunities. Connected Classrooms: The District Context. Engagement

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Transforming the Teaching and Learning Experience through Connected Classrooms

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  1. Transforming the Teaching and Learning Experience through Connected Classrooms BCSSA 2013 Summer Leadership Academy

  2. Rural Communities Small Schools Stigma of multi-grade learning Perception of limited opportunities Connected Classrooms: The District Context

  3. Engagement • Creating a community of learners • Inquiry • Passion and expertise • Collaboration • Technology to support teaching and learning Connect, Collaborate, Learn Connected Classrooms: The Foundation

  4. Connected Classrooms: What is it?

  5. Videoconferencing • Teachers leading learning in an area of passion and expertise • Online forums • Digital citizenship and responsibility • Inquiry projects • Community visits • Collaboration • Learning from others Connected Classrooms: The Teaching and Learning

  6. Student ownership • Learning opportunities • Assessment practices • Online literature circles • Inquiry • Expansion • Leadership Connected Classrooms: The Evolution

  7. Meaningful collaboration • Professional growth • Transformative use of techology • Increased engagement • Increase in reading and writing results • Increase in attendance • OECD recognition as an Innovative Learning Environment Connected Classrooms: The Results

  8. Questions? Continuing the Conversation

  9. How is your district supporting the use of transformative versus adaptive technology? Continuing the Conversation

  10. How are students driving the learning agenda in your district? Continuing the Conversation

  11. How is your district creating meaningful collaboration opportunities for staff to work together to change practice and benefit students? Continuing the Conversation

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