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Developing a literacy implementation strategy

John Munro

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How can schools improve literacy teaching ?

Schools need a workable strategy. This includes:

• What is useful knowledge to teach staff ? • How to teach it ?

• How staff will learn to teach it ?

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What can you do to build your school’s professional knowledge and capacity for literacy teaching?

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What is teachers’ professional

knowledge like ?

What teachers

knows about literacy,

what it looks like

What teachers

know about how literacy is

taught - options

How teachers

will actually teach

literacy

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Need to know what professional k

nowledge to target ?

What does

literacy look like ?

Useful literacy teaching procedures

HRLTPs are done in teaching

What is literacy knowledge in my subjects ?

What would literacy teaching look like ?

Why should I engage with it ?

How / when /where will I do it in my teaching ?

How to embed gradually ?

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How to target knowing literacy ?

What staff know about literacy, what it looks like

What staff know about how literacy is taught - options

How staff actually teach literacy

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To learn more about What does literacy look

like ? How staff can learn this:

What do I need to know to do literacy tasks ?

What does literacy ‘look like’ ?

How to unpack and identify literacy in my teaching ?

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What does literacy knowledge look like ?

For topics I teach, how to comprehend and use

vocabulary topic ideas sentence meanings; key propositions summary meanings of paragraphs, sections purpose for which text is written, author’s disposition

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How to target knowing options for

literacy teaching ?

What staff know about literacy, what it looks like

What staff know about how literacy is taught - options

How staff actually teach literacy

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To learn more about Useful literacy

teaching procedures collaborative discussions in PLTs -

possibles, sharing what has worked for others

see videos of teaching procedures see sample lesson plans; how

others have done them in their teaching

how to unpack problems in teaching in terms of literacy

Instructional leadership that suggests optional, alternatives

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Target doing literacy teaching

What staff know about literacy, what it looks like

What staff know about how literacy is taught - options

How staff actually teach literacy

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How to learn to

do HRLTPs are in teaching ?

discuss in PLTs, visualise and reflect on how to do HRLTPs to teach topics

plan lessons that include the HRLTPs see HRLTPs demonstrated in their classes coach staff to do HRLTPs in teaching trial and evaluate HRLTPs in teaching in action research

monitor how HRLTPs solve particular problems in teaching

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Know how do develop

an literacy action plan a professional learning plan an implementation plan

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Key questions to assist with action

planning What will effective literacy teaching look like ?

When the effective literacy teaching is in place

what will teachers be doing differently ? What does effective literacy teaching look like ?

how will students be learning differently ? What does effective literacy learning look like ?

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Some key questions to lead literacy

learning What will effective literacy teaching look like ?

How will your staff learn it ?

What does your staff know now about it ?

How will you lead systematic improvement ?

How will you scaffold /support professional learning ?

How will you set goals for each term ?

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Key players in the implementation

4 prong approach to PL

SLTs MLLLs PLTs CP

Lead literacy learning

Guide PL in literac

y

Means for

explicit PL in literac

y teachin

g

Trial literac

y teachii

ng

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What will the school do ?

Identify term by term goals

Identify ways of pooling PL regularly

Use specific procedures for PL; PLT led by MLLL How to use in teaching topics - lesson planning Demonstration and modeling Peer and external coaching

Use data in formative way – AfL

Gather summative data -monitored progress

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Be clear on what you want as outcomes

Have an explicit focus on PL and staff activity:

By end of Term 1 :

What will staff be doing differently?

What will students be doing differently?

What will SLTs be guiding, scaffolding differently ?

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Leading literacy improvement ?

Some key procedures you may need to develop: How will your school

assist staff to learn literacy teaching procedures ?

scaffold /support professional learning ?

build a group knowledge literacy teaching ?

put in place conditions for improving literacy teaching ?

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How will you set goals for each year ?

Term Term outcome

students teachers

Term 1 Know how to get their knowledge ready

trial getting knowledge ready in teaching

Term 2 use getting knowledge ready when they learn

have improved vocabulary knowledge and strategies

use getting knowledge ready in teaching

trial vocabulary teaching

Term 3 use GKRwork out new word meanings paraphrase text they read

teach vocabulary and MMMtrial teaching paraphrasing

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Example : Student outcomes to target in Term 1 2008

Students will have improved ability to talk + write in sentences about pictures they see in texts

talk + write about the images they generate when they hear the title, its topic, key words or sentences.

suggest possible vocabulary that may be used in the text

identify 5W +H questions the text might answer

paraphrase title and suggest possible ideas in the text.

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Student learning : Weekly planning proforma

Plan for teaching new aspects of each strategy for Term 1

Week Use orally

When cued

Read,do, say evaluate

Say and do when read

Apply

1 GKR

2 vocab GKR

3 vocab GKR

4 vocab GKR

5 vocab GKR

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How can your school develop an explicit professional learning focus through PLTs to build teaching power for literacy ?

Multiple parallel professional learning opportunities ?

Instructional leadership strategy that targets literacy learning

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Lead building a group effective literacy teaching

All learning begins with what the learners already know.

What procedures will you use to help staff to identify and collate what they know ?

How will you build a ‘group’ knowledge of literacy ?

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How will you scaffold /support professional learning ?

What time, physical resources are necessary ?

How will you foster goal congruence for enhanced literacy teaching ?

How will you encourage regular professional dialogue, problem solving about literacy learning and teaching ?

How will you encourage collegiate support and collaboration ?

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How will your staff learn to do it ?

How will staff be coached /scaffolded to implement new

teaching procedures ? be assisted to plan how to apply them in topics

they will teach ? monitor and modify the procedures ? see links with VELS ? become aware that the school leadership is

actively supporting this; instructional dialogue ?

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Staff learning : Weekly planning proforma

week See teaching procedures modelled

build procedures into topics to be taught

Trial procedures in classroom

Work on procedures in PLTs

Student outcomes

1-2

3-4

5-6

7-8

9=10

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How will you set goals for each term ?

Activity During term Term outcome

What will teachers do independently ?

What will teachers trial ?

What will teachers be coached to do ?

Collaborative lesson planning ?

Novel student activities ?

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How will you lead teachers to implement activities each week ?

Weekly planning proforma

HRLTP Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3

GKR Hear key words, visualize the context

Talk about images in sentences

Say what questions the text might answer

vocabulary Read and spell key words

Work out meanings of key words

synonyms

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How will your school gather data

Formative data : Afl Summative data

Know how your school will interpret data and map it into action

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How can schools gather data about their students’ literacy?

AIM test Torch test PAT test Probe test Burt test Teacher assessment

reports

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Monitor the success of professional learning

How will the school monitor

Change in staff knowledge re literacy ?

Improvement in literacy teaching practice ?

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What can schools put in place to improve literacy ?

Some key procedures to examine:

• Code of teaching practice for literacy

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The conditions for improving literacy teaching

How will you

foster a climate for professional learning about literacy ?

encourage the literacy leaders to lead professional learning ?

show your valuing of the activity ?

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What we intend to do : train drivers

Drivers trained in how to teach the HRLTPs lead professional learning,   interpret relevant data in terms of

what it  means for literacy teaching, coach,  mentor and lead lesson

planning,   lead professional learning team,   develop termly action plans and

operational plans in literacy

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The next steps for schools Analyse and describe students’ achievement in literacy and the tools

used. Trends in AIM data in recent years ? Audit what staff know about literacy. To what extent do they see it

demanded in learning ?

Audit what staff know about how to teach literacy.

Where you would like to be at end of 2008 in literacy ?

Plan initial professional learning pathway ?

Resources, support needed ?