| ACTIONS | RESOURCES |
| Regularly tracking and monitoring evidence of student progress and achievement towards targets |
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| Align resource selection and allocation to support goals
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| Enable teachers to base decisions on teaching as an inquiry process. | |
| Guide and support the planning and delivery of literacy across the curriculum | |
| Ensure that when literacy interventions are put into place, they are also aligned and designed to help parents support children’s learning at home | |
| Facilitating home-school partnerships, appropriate to your school and community |
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Published on: 02 Mar 2016
Fullan (2005) uses the terms “system thinkers in action” and “new theoreticians” to describe leaders at all levels of the education system who “are working on the real problem of transforming real systems, learning by doing it” (p. 14). Their goal is to establish patterns of interaction that help people to work and learn together, collaborating to build their own capacity to learn, change, and improve so that they can achieve better outcome for their students.
Ki te Aotūroa (2008, p.125)
“Learning, to be effective, must enable the learner to ‘own’ the learning process. Owning a new skill, concept or understanding can only be achieved through a process of deep engagement with the skill, concept or understanding; practising it, trying it out, using it.”
Michael Absolum (2006, p. 11)
