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Joint Support Visit to SMK Langkawi and SK Pulau Tuba 24.06.19

SIP+ En. Azudin and SISC+ Miss Mirinda’s joint visit today to the two DTP-AMAN schools on Pulau Tuba focussed on sharing progress at each school during the first half year.

SLT and MLT at each school were updated about the DTP-AMAN PPD- led Transformation(PLT) team from PPD Langkawi before sharing how the school was monitoring 2019 Plan Tactical progress.

Focussing on each school’s Strategic Plan provides a common point for professional dialogue. The role of both SIP+ and SISC+ is to provide support for SLT and MLT to improve their current systems, processes and practices resulting in better student outcomes.

SMK Langkawi collaborate with their DTP-AMAN support team.

Positive interaction between SK Pulau Tuba SLT/MLT and SIP+/SISC+

Different approaches for documenting instructional leadership practices were shared as well as how each school was analysing recent student assessments and planning for next steps. A focus on PBD is currently high priority at both schools with LW and peer coaching followed up by PLC part of the process to support teachers.

Both schools will also be supported to hold dialog prestasi at the school level in July.

While island life might be slower than life in a big city, helping to improve student and school outcomes is still “core business” and #1 priority for the PLT team at PPD Langkawi.

‘Towards Excellence’ SLT Bengkel 29.05.19

At the invitation of MGB Langkawi, En Azudin, SIP+ PPD Langkawi and Mr Murthy, LeapEd DTP-AMAN coach facilitated a bengkel for all Langkawi P/GB and PK1 focussing on developing a positive growth mindset.

Mr Murthy shared his wide experience as a highly successful P/GB in Kedah prior to retirement then joining LeapEd as a DTP-AMAN coach.

During the bengkel, SLT explored their understanding of leadership, management and administration and how these different roles impact on their weekly practice.

Mr Murthy outlined 10 criteria in developing a positive growth mindset which contributed to his success. He shared how he used the 10 positive growth criteria to motivate and support his staff, encourage students and involve parents.

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SLT engaged in a balloon activity to connect the dots between teamwork, collaboration, shared goal and positive growth mindset.

Crocodile bridge strategy was used to see how SLT could lead dialog prestasi process more effectively using a positive growth mindset. This is an area requiring more professional discussion to actively use the 10 successful criteria as school transformation leaders.

SLT created an action plan to implement in their schools which will form part of the discussion with SIP+ and SIO on their school visits after Hari Raya.

In closing the bengkel, Tn Halid bin Ali, KPPD PPD Langkawi urged SLT to focus on capacity building of their schools to impact student outcomes and to follow up/ follow through (FUFT) as leaders in their schools.

Deep Dive into SKPMg2 Std 4 for SIO 27-28 Mei 2019 – Part 2

Day 2:

a) Refresher on SKPMg2 Std 4 learning from Day 1 – Inside Outside Circle

b) Video Critique:

– applying deeper knowledge of Std 4 to a real classroom lesson

– process, recording, assessing based on evidence

– opportunity to ask questions, to clarify, to develop consistent understandings as PPD officers

Key questions:

1. How can PPD officers support schools to focus on quality instructional transformation that puts students at the centre of all decision-making ?

2. Is there alignment and common understanding of acceptable teacher competency across all education agencies that have an impact on schools?

Deep Dive into SKPMg2 Std 4 for SIO 27-28 Mei 2019

Continuing the capacity building of SIO to better support school transformation in 2019, SISC+ facilitated two workshops so SIO could deep dive into SKPMg2 Std 4.

Day 1:

a) SIO take a pre-quiz about their SKPMg2 prior knowledge

b) SIO role playing coach / coachee session about the Learning Walk process in schools.

A key coaching practice is to provide opportunities for the coachee to reflect on their PdPc by asking open questions.

c) SIO refer to DTP-AMAN open questions for SKPMg2 as a useful support tool they can use during discussions with SLT and MLT. Focus on quality teaching and learning leading to improved student outcomes.

d) SIO unpack specific SKPMg2 Std 4 aspects – what would they expect to see in the classroom if this was being done well.

Coaching and Mentoring at PPD Langkawi May 2019

Coaching and Mentoring is a core activity for PPD officers at all levels of the organisation.

It is an integral part of PKPPD which focuses on three key aspects of organisational effectiveness:

– Leadership 30%

– Organisation 50%

– School Improvement/ Student Outcomes 20%

There are four PKPPD objectives – three are developmental and one summative.

Here are some examples of coaching and mentoring conducted by PPD Langkawi officers:

Learning how to use PPD Blog 20.05.19

SISC+ coaching their new colleague – what is my role as SISC+? 13.05.19

New SIP+ and PPD officer at a recent DTP-AMAN CPD 28.04.19

KPPD, SIP+ being coached LE coach as part of planning for an upcoming PPD Langkawi bengkel on 29.05.19

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