"When we reflect on the impact of our instructional decisions and what the data tell us about students' increased learning, it creates "intellectual energy" ( Fullan & Sharratt, 2007). It becomes a craving to impact the learning of every student" (pg 171 FACES, Fullan & Sharratt, 2012).

Thank you for taking the time to complete this short survey. This survey data will be used by the core team to assist planning for our ongoing learning sessions. We value and appreciate your responses.

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* 1. What is your email address?

Section 1. Core components

How would you rate your current level of knowledge about the following components of the upcoming work in ASPECT Learning Improvement Collaborative (ALIC) 2023 overview*?

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* 2. The 14 Parameter Framework *

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* 3. Curriculum Mapping for each student *

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* 4. The Learning and Teaching Cycle

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* 5. Identifying Learning Intentions

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* 6. Co-constructing Success Criteria *

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* 7. Co-constructing Learning Goals *

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* 8. Making Data Visible ( Accessible, whole group data conversations etc) *

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* 9. Research in High Impact Instructional practices *

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* 10. Documenting and producing a Case study for other educators leading Learning and Teaching.

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Section 2. Leading Learning and Teaching in your school context

How would you rate your current level of confidence in the following leadership actions?

Please indicate below using the following scale:
1 = Not confident with this action
2 = I prefer support when undertaking this
3 = I feel that I can sometimes do this when the situation requires it
4 = I am feeling quite confident to action this
5 = I can confidently share or demonstrate this skill to my colleagues

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* 11. How confident are you to: *

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Use data to make decisions for school and student improvement.
Use data to determine impact on learning.
Set targets that indicate high expectations.
Identify high-impact assessment and instructional practices.
Monitor improvement by “Walking” in classrooms to look for evidence of School Improvement Plans and Collaborative Inquiry.
Have coaching conversations by “Talking” with teachers about their practice.
Foster learning for everyone.
Work within the co-planning, co-teaching, co-debriefing and co-reflecting cycle.
Make data visible.
Give and receive feedback.
Open classroom doors to make teaching public.
Create a trusting and respectful learning environment where students and teachers feel safe to take risks, make mistakes.
Model the belief that all students can participate in the workplace and society and achieve their own personal potential.
Take calculated risks informed by research and lead where no one has gone before.
Try alternative approaches to achieving increased student success for all when no one else believes there is a problem that requires a solution.
Identify opportunities for all students and teachers and acts on them thoughtfully.
Set the collaborative conditions to enable students and teachers to develop a sense of “what is possible” from the perspective of multiple collaborators and stakeholders.
Advocate for change in the status quo to influence policy decisions that will result in equity and excellences in student outcomes.
Reinforce shared beliefs and understandings about student and staff success.
Build consensus on what specific areas for collaborative learning stand out through the analysis of student data.
Determine clear learning goals and their success criteria for learning through collaborative discourse and analysis.
Solidify a commitment to employing an inquiry approach to collaborative work.
Establish and implement norms and protocols for collaborative engagement.
Support learning with ongoing scheduled time, resources and time for reflection.
Project a growth mind-set by modelling a belief in the capacity of others to learn.
Model responsibility and accountability for individual and collective learning.
Enabling teaching team conversations around school data sets.
Engage and include many voices in the work.

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* 12. If you have any questions about this work where you require further information please record them below and we will communicate with you shortly.

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