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Title: Identifying High Performing Schools


1
Identifying High Performing Schools
  • Linking Victorian government school data sets
  • ICSEI 2009 Vancouver, BC

2
The Linkages Map Project - Aims
  • To map the relationships between school
    performance data sets
  • To build an empirical model of what drives
    what, based on the strength and direction of
    relationships
  • To enable schools and the Department to better
    target school improvement efforts what to focus
    on to drive high performance
  • To identify candidate schools for further study

3
The Linkages Map Project - Methodology
  • Structural Equation Modelling of 2006 survey and
    outcomes data from approximately 1,400 Victorian
    government schools
  • Re-test validation of the model using 2007 data
    little change over the two year period
  • The short-term outcome

4
Some findings
5
Linking leadership with school climate
  • A positive organisational climate is anchored in
    a supportive leadership culture and ultimately
    underpinned by quality principal leadership

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School Climate
Leadership Culture
Principal Leadership
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6
Linking organisational climate and student
wellbeing
  • School climate has a strong impact on teacher
    perceptions of students motivation (and vice
    versa) feedback loop evident.
  • Teacher perceptions of students motivation
    influence students experience of the quality of
    teaching and learning
  • Student wellbeing (morale and distress) strongly
    influenced by the quality of the teacher-learner
    relationship

7
Linking teacher expectations with learning
outcomes
  • SES exhibits the strongest link to learning
    outcomes
  • Teachers positive views of students motivation
    and behaviour can act to combat the adverse
    effects of low SES.

8
School selection
9
Low SES schools with high teacher expectations
  • A primary school with SES around the 9th
    percentile relative to all other schools in
    Victoria
  • Years 3 and 5 standardised mean test scores
    around the 60th to 70th percentiles
  • Teachers judgements of literacy outcomes more
    conservative.

10
Low SES schools with high teacher expectations
  • A Secondary College with SES around the 7th
    percentile relative to all other schools in
    Victoria
  • Years 10 numeracy scores around the 70th
    percentiles
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