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Title: Po Leung Kuk 1983 Board of Directors College


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Po Leung Kuk 1983 Board of Directors College
  • A TABS School

2
In 2004
  • Look for a New theme
  • Which gives us a platform to discuss and examine
    classroom practices

3
Something that .
  • Helps make meaningful changes in our teaching and
    learning

4
So happen.
  • In 2004 March, a program introduced by from EMB
  • .. A visit to Singapore , school visits etc

5
History of Learning Circle
  • 1997 in Singapore
  • Thinking School ,Learning Nation
  • Vision to meet challenges of the future

6
What is a Thinking school ?
  • One which needs thinking teachers who are
    continuously learning and seeking new and better
    ways to improve

7
  • 1998 introduce Learning circle to schools as a
    means of
  • Professional development

8
Why Learning Circles
  • They
  • give us platform to discuss and examine
    classroom practices
  • increase our awareness of the way we teach and
    how students learn
  • help us make meaningful changes in our teaching
    and learning

9
How do Learning Circle work?
  • Allow us to
  • Reflect on our teaching practices
  • Inquire WHY we teach the way we teach
  • Dialogue to reach a shared understanding about
    T and L

10
How do Learning Circle work?
  • Allow us to
  • Align the strategies we implement in classroom
  • Then work collaboratively to improve our teaching
    practices

11
Members in a learning circle
  • About 4-8 members

12
Learning Circle Cycle
  • The RPAOR Process

13
  • R Reflect (initial)
  • We come together to reflect, dialogue and ask
    questions about our area of concerns in teaching
    and learning (AOC)
  • A shared area of area of concern (AOC) is then
    agreed upon.

14
Lets Travel through a LC journey
  • Pilots
  • Ms Lau Shui Sun
  • Mr Chan Wai Kit

15
Research question
  • Derived from AOC
  • It defines AOC further
  • Consists of 2 components means and outcome
  • E.g. How can __________ (means)
  • Help students to learn Geography more effectively
    (outcome)

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Contributing questions (CQ)
  • It addresses different aspects of the Research
    Question
  • Help us focus on the RQ and strategies to address
    the area of concern
  • CQ
  • How can we evaluate the effectiveness on the use
    of _________?
  • How do _______ help in the thought process of
    students?

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Outcomes
  • Students should be able to

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Strategies
  • The use of ..

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Beliefs underlying strategies
  • Students need to make connections on

20
Learning Circle CycleWhat is the RPAOR Process?
  • 1.Reflection
  • Dialogue on an Area of Concern
  • Clarify AOC through Research Question (RQ) and
  • Contributing Questions (CQs)

21
Plan
  • Determine outcomes
  • Clarify intended Strategies Beliefs Underlying
    Strategies
  • Conduct necessary Research
  • Prepare lesson plans and materials for
    implementation
  • 2. Plan

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Learning circle cycle
  • 3. Act
  • 4. Observe
  • Implement Strategies
  • Observations from implementing strategies
  • Share and reflect upon observations
  • Review and refine strategies
  • Implement revised strategies
  • Determine outcomes

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  • 5. reflection
  • Reflect critically on how strategies have
    impacted students learning
  • Complete Group Reflective Journal

24
Critical Friendship
  • Helps one another grow
  • professionally personally
  • through reflection dialogue

25
Developing critical friendship
  • Probing for root issues
  • encourage deeper reflection
  • Why are you saying this ?
  • What makes you say this ?
  • help to probe deeper into the issues

26
Critical friendship
  • Provide emotional support
  • Reflection dialogue occur at every stage of the
    Learning Circle process
  • The main objective of LC is that SHARING TAKES
    PLACE.

27
Dialogue
  • Meaningful dialogue
  • brings people together
  • facilitate genuine shared
  • understanding

28
Dialogue
  • Dialogue can happen on paper
  • Can be inquiry reflection
  • Good questions enable deep reflection
    thinking

29
Reflective questions
  • Precise specific
  • Invite participation
  • E.g.
  • A. What are the keep points in the lesson ?
  • B. What behaviours did you observe during the
    lesson?

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Reflective Questions
  • Enable reflective practice as necessary
  • Invite deeper level of participation
  • E.g.
  • A. What are the most successful/least successful
    thing you did in the class ?
  • B. Which part of the interaction with the
    students did you feel best about?

31
Something that ..
  • helps us to work smart, not just hard

32
We emphasize on team spirit
  • Team spirit is an important element in our staff
    development

33
We form circles (groups)
  • To improve quality of T L
  • So we called the NEW THEME Quality circle

34
INTRODUCTION AND Training
  • All teachers got professional training on this
    project
  • 2 hours in late August 2005
  • 4 hours on 30 September

35
To build up team spirit
  • Name our groups
  • tried to think of something that represents their
    group .
  • make reflection on their vision.

36
Our real group work
37
E.T.
38
E.T
  • Enjoy Teaching

39
Dolphins
  • Wish members to be like dolphins
  • Sociable, in groups
  • Smiling face , ready to accept new things

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  • Like to jump out the water surface,
  • May symbolize ready to accept new things
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