Teacher Voice: Amplifying Success

ISBN-13: 9781506317144 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 144 str.

Russell J. Quaglia; Lisa L. Kinnaman (a K. a. Lande)

Opis

Introduce the concept of teacher voice much like I did with student voice providing a grounded theoretical model (using my previous work as a base), infused with data from the National Teacher Voice Report. Each chapter will have a short self-reflective section (this is something people have told us they really like about Student Voice: The Instrument of Change). Each chapter will also have concrete ideas with clear implementation strategies. We would also like to insert short interviews with teachers that bring to life the theme for each chapter we are writing. 1. The Importance of Teacher Voice a. What has happened to teacher voice over the years b. School Voice: Connecting the voices of students, teachers, principals, parents c. Potential impact teacher voice has on learning d. Being a professional 2. Introduce Teacher Voice Readiness Model a. Personal Readiness b. Organizational Readiness 3. Types of Teacher Voice a. Loud voice, always talking but saying nothing; b. Useful voice, thoughtful; c. No voice d. Knowing how to use your voice in meaningful ways 4. Using Teacher Voice to Influence the School Community a. Students b. Administration c. Parents d. Community 5. Amplifying Teacher Voice Through Technology 6. Using Teacher Voice to Inspire Learning