Supporting New Practices
Our SLP actions include:
Educator Collaborative Inquiry cycles
Making learning visible
Shared language
Scaffolding SRL
MDI shows
Gaps in self-regulation
Inquiry teams are working on
Co-regulation strategies
Common language around behaviour
Student Learning Survey Shows
Low choice and interest
Inquiry teams are working on
Inquiry
Outdoor learning
Play-based and experiential approaches
Students are learning to
Explaining thinking
Independent work
Engagement
Inquiry teams are working on
“Provide multiple entry points for a diversity of learners”
Student data shows:
Low goal setting
Inconsistent reflection
Limited understanding of learning
Inquiry teams are working on
“Deliberate planning”
“Scaffolding and teaching critical thinking”
Across multiple data sources, student voice, developmental data, and teacher inquiry, we see a consistent pattern: students are engaged and capable, but are not yet consistently supported in understanding how to learn.
This is why our focus is on building educator capacity and intentionally designing learning experiences that make thinking visible, support regulation, and develop independence over time.