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This week I was in Sydney again with a partner school in Daceyville. I have been working with St Michael's Catholic Primary School for over a year now. We have concluded a long period of development around their framework for learning - a statement to the world about what learning is focused on at St Michael's. Now is the time to make the framework part of daily life for students and teachers. I know from experience that one of the key strategies for shaping cultural change is sharing a common language. Habitual language use is one of the simplest, cheapest and most repeatable steps we can take on our journey.
Why is a shared language important for you? How does a shared lexicon of learning make a difference in your setting?
Hit reply - I would love to hear from you <<First Name>>.
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