Using Systems Thinking to Build a Collaborative Culture

Product Details

Virtual Workshop In-Person Workshop (3 hrs)
Focus Area: Professional Learning Communities
Topic: Using Systems Thinking to Plan for Professional Learning
Attendees: Instructional Coaches, Leaders
Phase: Targeted Support

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Overview

Instructional leaders are responsible for ensuring that teacher PD is meaningful, aligned, and actionable. Using systems thinking to plan for PLCs can ensure the support is situated within the larger context of campus and district-level goals and initiatives for optimal impact. In this virtual workshop, participants will explore how systems thinking can be used to foster a collaborative learning culture.

Specifications

  • 3 hours In-Person, or 2 hours Virtual
  • Participants will need a computer with access to Zoom, a camera, a microphone, and stable Internet connectivity

Outcome

I apply systems-thinking to support professional learning.

Learning Experience

  • Define the concept of systems thinking and its use in planning
  • Explore strategies for aligning PD to support campus and/or district initiatives
  • Build and get peer feedback on a plan for consistently integrating a systems thinking approach to PD

Product Details

Virtual Workshop In-Person Workshop (3 hrs)
Focus Area: Professional Learning Communities
Topic: Using Systems Thinking to Plan for Professional Learning
Attendees: Instructional Coaches, Leaders
Phase: Targeted Support