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Finland: A model of what is possible within our Professional Learning Community Patricia M. Page 2014 RI Teacher of the Year Business & Computer Tech Educator Disclaimer: The professional perspective I present is my own. It may not reflect the policy or programmatic position of the East Greenwich Public Schools or the RI Department of Education and related entities.
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Finland: A model of what is possible within our Professional Learning Community

Patricia M. Page2014 RI Teacher of the YearBusiness & Computer Tech Educator

Disclaimer: The professional perspective I present is my own. It may not reflect the policy or programmatic position of the East Greenwich Public Schools or the RI Department of Education and related entities.

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❏ Teacher preparation and pedagogy

❏ Vertical articulation PK-20: “no dead ends”

❏ Formative versus summative “autopsy” assessment [matriculation exam]

❏ Frameworks based on national “curriculum”Full curriculum link

❏ Targets beyond PISA: “create future we want”

❏ Movement toward phenomena-based learning

Finland’s Focus

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1 Stupid is no longer stupid 2 Grades do not represent the full scope of learning

3 Teachers must not work alone

4 Tear the school down, build a village 5 Degrees do not matter, competencies do

6 Jungle of projects is senseless 7 Fairness replaces equality 8 Technology is about humans, not devices

9 Education is worth taking to places where it does not exist

10 Love cannot be measured but it can be seen

LINK

VISION 2025

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Narrative Shift

Dialing down the deficit dialogue

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Which student will be equipped to tackle the challenges of citizenship & life in the 21st C? @kenkay21

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Finland: A model of what is possible within our Professional Learning Community

Forward Focus After Finland: action items identified by U.S. educators

> Principals to co-teach one class per year

> Finalists for all teaching positions to conduct a lesson

> Identify key phenomena to replace subject-specific inquiry-based projects

> Review schedule to increase just-in-time conversations among teachers and administrators between classes

>Delegate more responsibility and authority to teams of teachers; avoid bifurcation


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