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“In times of change, the learners inherit the Earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.” Eric Hoffer Innovation Improvement

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Improvement. “In times of change, the learners inherit the Earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.” Eric Hoffer. Innovation. Improvement. WHY. “Leading together, we inspire hope and nurture learning.” PTLC 2002. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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“In times of change, the learners inherit the Earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world

that no longer exists.” Eric Hoffer

Innovation

Improvement

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“Leading together, we inspire hope and nurture learning.” PTLC 2002

Innovation

Improvement

WHAT

WHY

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

Engagement• Demand-side

of learning• Diversity• Consumption

& production

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

Engagement• Demand-side

of learning• Diversity• Consumption

& production

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

Engagement• Demand-side

of learning• Diversity• Consumption

& production

Technology• The end of

information asymmetry

• Power to the user

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

Engagement• Demand-side

of learning• Diversity• Consumption

& production

Technology• The end of

information asymmetry

• Power to the user

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WHYs FOR CHANGE: Global trends that affect (shift) the local learning design

Skills • Global

competition• Demands of

today’s workplace

• Digital disruption

Engagement• Demand-side

of learning• Diversity• Consumption

& production

What is left on the table? [Call it out!]

Technology• The end of

information asymmetry

• Power to the user

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If you hesitate in your thinking about the importance of our three expectations for student learning, at a minimum, then how will we.. .“ensure that a greater diversity of learners are successful in learning, to a higher standard and for a longer

time period, than ever before?” Simon Breakspear

Innovation

Improvement

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OUR BIG “WHAT” ANDOUR SENSE OF EARLY DIRECTIONS

Equity and quality in the unrelenting pursuit of better learning for all is our pursuit.

Engagement (cognitive and emotional) in all aspects of our organization is key!

Literacy and numeracy promote success in life and work!

WHAT WE BELIEVE

WHAT WE KNOW

WHAT WE KNOW… WE DON’T KNOW… IS HOW FOR EVERYONE

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OUR BIG “WHAT” ANDOUR SENSE OF EARLY DIRECTIONS

Industrial delivery model and pedagogy

FactoryEfficiency

ContentConsumption

ComplianceMass Standardization

Individualized learning

Personalized delivery model and pedagogyEcosystemEngagementCapabilitiesProductionCommitmentMass PersonalizationHuman-centered/Human-shaped learning

WE THINK OUR TRANSITION IS PART OF A LARGER PLAN

3RsReadingWriting

Arithmetic

5-7RsRelevance

RelationshipRigor

Resiliency &Respect

Responsibility &Rights

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What is the “split screen” approach?And looking back in our history …

Improvement Examples include…1. How do we know

we are improving?

2. How do we define improvement?

InnovationExamples include…1. How do we know

innovation has taken place?

2. How do we define innovation?

How long is “innovation” innovative?

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Belief Statement: 21st Century Learning and our own “Venn screen” approach

Improvement

Innovation

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Our conference question…

What will be your three WHYs and your big WHAT in developing a case for change?

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““Walk with the dreamers, the believers, the courageous, the cheerful, the planners, the doers, the successful people with their heads in the clouds and their feet on the ground. Let their spirit ignite a fire within you to leave this world better

than when you found it…” (Wilfred Peterson)

Innovation

Improvement