ACEL 2014 workshop Shaping Teacher Quality in Australia The

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the reflection survey that is at your table…
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 Part 1: Evaluation Context
 Part 2: Workshopping the Implementation
 Part 3: Feedback and Next Steps
Daniel Pinchas
AITSL
Janet Clinton
University of Melbourne
Dual purpose:
• Improvement
– Performance and development
– Professional learning
• Career progression
– Accreditation – Graduate
– Registration – Proficient
– Certification – Highly Accomplished and Lead
• Support Materials
 Mixed-Methods
 Informing policy development =
Evidence Based Policy
Implementation
Stage 1- Develop and refine design
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Phase 1
Build evaluation
foundation
Establish stakeholder
groups and team
Lit review & program
logic
Phase 2
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National Forum
Stakeholder interviews
Collect existing
documents
Stage 2- Collect evidence
Phase 3
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National Survey #1
National online
depository
Phase 4
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Case studies
Data collection round
#2
Stage 3- Finalise and make recommendations
Phase 5
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Stakeholder interviews
Final data collection
round
National Survey #2
Phase 6
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Triangulation of findings
Revisit program logic
Draw overall conclusion
ACCREDITATION
(GRADUATE)
SUPPORT
MATERIALS AND
RESOURCES
STUDENTS
REGISTRATION
(PROFICIENT)
TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
LEADERS
SCHOOLS AND
COMMUNITIES
SYSTEMS/SECTORS
& AUTHORITIES
STATES/
TERRITORIES
PROFESSIONAL
LEARNING
CERTIFICATION
NATIONAL
POLICY
PERFORMANCE
AND
DEVELOPMENT
(HA AND LEAD)
The majority of
education
professionals are
aware and have
knowledge of the
Standards
4%
Knowledge
No knowledge
96%
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Stakeholder ownership
APST implementation
Awareness
Attitude
Knowledge
Activity
Sustaining behaviour change
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High
4.53 4.56
4.49
4.4 4.38
4.2
3.97
3.84 3.84
3.42
3.08
2.91
2.84
2.68
2.45
Low
Teacher
School Leader
Teacher Educator Pre-service Teacher
Position Type
Knowledge
Prior Use
Positive Attitude
Intention to Implement
School leaders reported higher levels of knowledge, attitudes and
intentions to use the Standards as compared to teachers.
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High
4.22
3.83
3.76
3.15
2.92
2.73
2.38
Low
0 to 5
Knowledge
6 to 10
11 to 15
16 to 20
21 to 25
Years of Teaching Experience
Prior Use
Positive Attitude
26 to 30
31+
Intention to Implement
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Teachers
Self-reflection
Lesson planning
Professional
development needs
Collaboration with
colleagues
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School Leaders
Discussion with my
teachers
Building capacity of
colleagues
School plans for teaching
and learning
Supporting PD
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Enablers
Leadership support
Access to resources
Information sharing
Standards are seen
as a means not an
end
Sharing effective
practices
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Challenges
Compliance-based,
top-down approach
Misinterpretation of the
Standards
Difficulty in ensuring
and encouraging
teachers to engage
Geographical disparity
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Janet Clinton
University of Melbourne
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• What do you want the implementation to look like in 5
years & how will you get there?
• What challenges in your context that need to be
overcome?
• What do you want to find out from the Evaluation?
Please use the butchers paper in front of you
Janet Clinton & Edmund Misson
University of Melbourne & AITSL
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• Case studies
• National Survey #2 - 2015
aitsl.edu.au
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