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RE-IMAGINING TEACHER EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM Andy Hargreaves Lynch School of Education Boston College March, 2018 [email protected] From Professional Collaboration to Collaborative Professionalism Hong Kong University 100 years

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RE-IMAGINING TEACHER EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM

Andy Hargreaves

Lynch School of Education

Boston CollegeMarch, 2018

[email protected]

From Professional Collaboration

to

Collaborative Professionalism

Hong Kong University

100 years

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Professional Collaboration

1. Why do teachers do what they do?

2. Culture eats strategy for breakfast

3. Understanding collaboration

4. Creating collaborative professionalism

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Why do teachers do what they do?

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Teaching for Survival

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Classroom Coping Strategies (1978)

Context

Career

Biography

Culture

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What does teaching do

to teachers?”. What

mark does the job

leave on them?

Willard Waller, 1932

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Peter Drucker

2. Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast

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3. Understanding Collaboration

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Presentism

Individualism

Conservatism

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Collaborative Culture & Contrived Collegiality

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Professional Collaboration

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Many hands make light work

A trouble shared is a trouble halved

No man is an island entire of itself

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Too many cooks spoil the broth

If you want a job doing, do it yourself

Misery loves company

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Why should we collaborate?

How should we collaborate?

What are different ways to collaborate that have

value?

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Collaborative Professionalism

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Collaborative Professionalism Designs

* Lesson study

* Teacher-Led Prof Learning Communities

* Job-Alike Curriculum Planning

* Cooperative Learning & PLD

* Collaborative Pedagogical Transformation

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Job-Alike Planning Networks

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I’ve been so isolated as a teacher. I just have

gotten used to being my own boss and doing what I

want and making my decisions. And then I have to

come here and hear ideas that don’t necessarily go

with mine and learn to be flexible and see others’

perspectives. It’s also been nice just to work with

other people who have the same frustrations. They

don’t get paid very much, but they do 20 jobs and

work late nights and they coach and they advise. But

it really has changed my life to come here and work

and be around everyone.

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Teacher-Led PLCs

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INDIGENEITY

Seven

Sacred

Grandfather

Teachings

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Open Class/Lesson Study

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WRITING ON THE IBOARD

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FINAL PRODUCT FROM POST OPEN CLASS CONFERENCE!

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Collaborative Pedagogical Transformation

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ESCUELA NUEVA

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Cooperative Learning and Teaching

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Collaborative professionalism

is about how teachers & other educators

transform teaching & learning together

to work with all students to develop

fulfilling lives of meaning, purpose, &

success.

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Collaborative Professionalism

is organized in an evidence-informed,

but not data-driven, way through

rigorous planning, deep & sometimes

demanding dialogue, candid but

constructive feedback, & continuous

collaborative inquiry.

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Collaborative Professionalism

is embedded in the culture & life of the

school, where educators actively care

for & have solidarity with each other as

fellow-professionals as they pursue their

challenging work together in response

to the cultures of their students, the

society & themselves

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The 4 Bs

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The graveyards of U.S. educational reform

are littered with once-promising innovations

that were poorly understood, superficially

implemented, and consequently pronounced

ineffective.

Catherine Lewis

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When you see a worthy

person, endeavor to

emulate him. When you

see an unworthy person,

then examine your inner

self.

Confucius