delivering high quality cpd paul crisp managing director centre for the use of research and evidence...
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Delivering High Quality CPDPaul Crisp
Managing Director Centre for the Use of Research and Evidence in Education
Where do teachers go for CPDL?
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...and is it useful?
What do teachers do in CPDL?
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The evidence: what CPDL improves pupil learning?of effective CPD
• Use of specialist external expertise inc observing and debriefing
• Coaching - enable risk taking/ownership• Ambitious goals rooted in aspirations for pupils• Participants identify starting points - needs analysis• Sustained over time - to embed practices• Development of practice and theory together• Includes learning to learn from looking• Supports and encourages professional dialogue
around the use of evidence and experiment
What kinds of things generally work?• Collaborative enquiry • peer supported, collaborative, evidence based learning activities
taking place over an extended period and marked by risk taking (trying out new things) and professional dialogue;
• Coaching and mentoring • an effective vehicle for contextualising CPD for practice. Empowers
practitioners to try out new things; supports, encourages, facilitates; draws on evidence
• Networks • collaborations within and between schools drawing on internal and
external expertise• Structured dialogue and group work • delivered in small groups providing multiple opportunities for practice
and structured feedback
What’s available?Distribution of practice (@2011)
Reflection Needs AnalysisTransforming 5 Transforming 2Embedding 23 Embedding 15Influencing 46 Influencing 25Informing 21 Informing 50Not observed 5 Not observed 9
Collaborative and sustained CPD Linking CPD with learner outcomes
Transforming 3 Transforming 0Embedding 17 Embedding 21Influencing 44 Influencing 39Informing 33 Informing 31Not observed 3 Not observed 9
Analysis of practice Needs Analysis
Transforming Embedding Influencing Informing Not observed
Collaborative and sustained CPD
Transforming Embedding Influencing Informing Not observed
Linking CPD with learner outcomes
Transforming Embedding Influencing Informing Not observed
Reflection
Transforming Embedding Influencing Informing Not observed
Some questions for CPD providers
• Is it your job to work from the participants’ existing knowledge (needs assessment)?
• Does all provision have to benefit pupils?• How do you know if yours does?• How can I provide a ‘sustained’ learning
experience at a one-day workshop? • Broadly, ‘transformative’ more expensive – but
not always. Is your offer VFM?
“But are they any good”?• CPD market fragmented and cautious• Schools stick to the ‘same old, same old’
or word of mouth• CPD a risky investment• No mediation layer or reliable ‘buyers
guide’• But now they’ve got the Good CPD
Guide and QR
What is QR? • Your CPD provision assessed against objective
standards:• guidance on what you might do to further
improve it. • A Rating from to for overall quality• Available as:• Diagnostic• Core assessment • Full provider assessment
QR – the standards
Core Quality – extent of:• high leverage professional
learning methods in your CPD delivery
• create an environment that effectively supports participants’ learning
• consistency, coherence and high quality across provision
Depth of Impact• Collaboration • Needs analysis• Depth of understanding
developed• Attention to learner
outcomes
The Benchmarks• Informing’– draws attention to new
knowledge and considerations in implementing new practice;
• Influencing – actively engages participants with new knowledge, assessment of their starting points and encourages them to consider application;
• Embedding – engages participants with new knowledge in depth and through a range of activities, supports them to consider their starting points, apply new knowledge and plan for embedding new strategies in their own contexts; and
• Transforming – equips participants with knowledge, skills and tools to take control of their own learning and practice development around the area that is the focus of the CPD
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Provider Quality Rating: Very good
Collaboration
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Depth of Understanding
Learner outcomes
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Depth of Impact Profile
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• SKEIN service evaluates schools as effective professional learning environments
• Draws on same evidence and uses similar categories and levels
• Used in nurseries to FE colleges• 30 done or in train• 3 teaching school alliances currently piloting
SKEIN
Being a better customer
Useful Links• CPD Providers - http://tinyurl.com/n7ebdmu• SKEIN - http://www.skein.org.uk/• QR - http://tinyurl.com/n7ebdmu• EPPI 4 - http://tinyurl.com/d98986w• Robinson - http://tinyurl.com/bwamjrc• Timperley- http://tinyurl.com/8vnhxhl• Pearson – http://tinyurl.com/l2clc8c• AITSL - http://tinyurl.com/8w6gvl3