Leading Conceptual Learning and Transfer (Fall Cohort)
Effectively lead teachers through the change process to place conceptual learning and transfer at the heart of curriculum and instruction.
Open now through December 31, 2022
This advanced level course is designed for instructional coaches, teacher leaders, and school administrators who want to effectively lead teachers through the change process to place conceptual learning and transfer at the heart of curriculum and instruction.
Previous experience with conceptual learning is required before enrolling in this course -- such as completing one of our introductory or in-depth courses, or leaders in our partner school program, or other advanced experience with conceptual learning. If you are relatively new but eager and ready, watch this webinar and explore our website to determine if you are ready to join us!
All assignments are designed to work seamlessly with your existing commitments as leaders because we know time is too precious a gift to waste!
The course contains 8 modules with short videos and short readings you can conduct on your own schedule, a community message board for questions and discussions, as well as optional live sessions to ask questions and receive feedback. Each participant will coach one or two teachers and design action plans for effectively leading toward conceptual learning that transfers.
Space is limited to 50 people for the cohort because we will provide individualized feedback and support.
Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate noting 10 hours and 1 continuing education credit (CEU), plus a Learning That Transfers Level 3 badge to use in emails, resume, etc. We hope you'll join us!
20% off for 4+ participants from the same school. Participants will have access to course materials for three weeks after the course ends.
Please reach out with any questions info@learningthattransfers.com
Course Welcome
Course Orientation
Course Syllabus
Community Building
Module 1 Success Criteria (2:49 min)
Complex World: Video & Discussion (5:46 min)
Review of Conceptual Understanding and Learning Transfer (5:42 min)
Intro to Collective Efficacy (2:15 min)
The Change Process (5:28 min)
Scarcity vs. Abundance Game
Vulnerability and Leadership (2:35 min)
Concept Map: Connecting it All Together
Application: Leadership Audit (2:11 min)
Module 1 Reflection
Module 2 Success Criteria (2:25)
Trust and Coaching - Video and Discussion Board (4:35)
Paradigm Shifts & Anchoring Concepts (5:06 & 4:27)
Acquire - Strategies & Coaching Tips (6:09)
Connect - Strategies & Coaching Tips (3:04, 3:39, 5:57)
At first I thought...Now I think...
Case Study: Support the Teacher
Application: Coach a Teacher (1:48)
Module 2 Conclusion and Reflection (1:41)
Module 3 Success Criteria
The Future of Jobs
The Learning Transfer Spectrum
Crowdsourced Planning Activity
The Iterative Nature of Transfer
Transfer Strategies
Case Studies
Application: Coach a Teacher
Module 3 Conclusion and Reflection
Coaching Reflections
Module 4 Success Criteria
The Pygmalion Effect
Sources of Collective Efficacy
Ways to Nourish Collective Efficacy
Case Study: Learning Community Scenario
Application: Nourishing Collective Efficacy
Module 4 Reflection
Module Introduction
Change Analogy
Stages of Concern
Application: Stages of Concern
Change Management
Micro-Action Planning
Module 5 Reflection
Click here to view the course syllabus. Additionally, there will be optional live calls offered at different times via a sign up form.
Participants will effectively lead teachers through the change process to place conceptual learning and transfer at the heart of curriculum and instruction; and nourish the sources of collective efficacy so that change can flourish.
Investigate and audit current curricular and leadership practices.
Promote organization of learning around transferable concepts that facilitate retention and transfer of knowledge.
Coach teachers on planning for conceptual learning that transfers and reflect upon the results.
Select and implement one leadership strategy that nourishes collective efficacy and reflect upon the results.
Make and implement a short-term action plan to increase conceptual learning and collective efficacy; provide peer feedback
Create and implement a long-term action plan to increase conceptual learning and collective efficacy; provide peer feedback on plans.