The Evidence People
Philippa was in Harrogate on 2nd September, delivering a presentation at the Northern Star Academies Trust Conference, "Through the looking glass -are you curious?", on the importance of building curious professional learning communities. Here you can find her presentation slides for your reference.
Philippa has once again been out and about, this time at Tower Hamlets to deliver a piece on professionalism and professional learning overseas, how this factors into effective CPDL for colleagues, and what we can learn from their examples. You can find her slides from the presentation for a limited time here.
June is conference season in education, and don’t I know it!
Philippa Cordingley is delivering an interactive keynote speech and a live practical workshop at The National Coaching Symposium 2019, and to celebrate we have discounted out Effective Mentoring And Coaching (EMAC) packs by 50% until Monday the 24th of June!
Philippa's keynote and workshop at the symposium can be found at the following link: http://www.curee.co.uk/node/5171
This interactive keynote will involve participants in exploring the core skills and principles of coaching based on the research about how coaching contributes to pupil success. Building out from colleagues’ existing skills and ideas, Philippa Cordingley will help us unpack the key ingredients for successful coaching relationships - where success is defined by the difference being made to the learning of the Pupils of the teachers being coached and of the coaches themselves. The session will include analysing a short video clip illustrating common problems and successful practices, explore a tool for connecting coaching effectively and appropriately with performance review and conclude with an outline of a case study of a school that has used coaching at scale, the key issues involved in establishing a genuinely coaching culture and the role of tools in securing quality and coherence.
At researchED Rugby 2019, our fabulous Senior Operations Manager Niamh McMahon delivered this presentation on Research Route Maps, and the effective leadership of professional learning.
Philippa's Blog - Philippa Cordingley
Coaching School Leaders - Paul Crisp
Leadership Coaching in Ipswich - Dan Case
Leadership Co-Coaching in a Multi-Academy Trust - Sally Curson
Delivering Functional Skills: Collaborative Projects - Ross Harrison
The Teacher Development Fund aims to enable teachers and school leaders to develop their skills, knowledge and experience in order to embed learning through the arts in the primary curriculum. This report by the Centre for the Use of Research and Evidence in Education (CUREE) gives an overview of learning from the pilot programme.
See the presentation - given at the 2019 researchED conference in Blackpool - outlining key findings from this important new report of research commissioned and published by Education International and undertaken by CUREE
